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1, . LICALLA’ and LILYRIC reported. an umideatified-visitor-to the Soviet Embassy
in Moxico City between 29 Noveeber and. $ December 4965, The visitor appears, .~
to be a Soviet; however, LIFIRE has not reported any imaccounted for. Soviet \ -
to have visited Mexico during this period, nor was the presence of a Soviet

visitor reported to the Station by any other source, He ‘has not been seen:

since 3 Decesber 1265.

2: According. to LICALLA, the visitor was principally in contact with the.

- cook, Anatoliy Aleksawrovich MURHIN (201295944), administrative assistant
Stanislav Sergeyevich SILNTRUY (2012272103), guard Alkolay Tvanovinh TAN ARN,
code clerk Aleksandr Petrovich PAVLOV (201-761268), Thi rd “Séeretary aid known
KGB officer Viadizir Ivanovich SIPAKEVICH (201-343894) , First Secretary aid
known KGB officer Aleksandr Viadirirevich PHINHODKO (2012202379), and Press :
Attache mid known KGB officeT Nrkolay Sergeyevich LEON “(2OV-1S2159)5

ae “3, | Aggording to LILYRIC, the visitor was. deen leaving thie. Soviet entis.s8y :
a with MUKHIN, and later with Third Secretary-aid suspect KGB officer: 7°
” Valentin Sergevevich LOGINOV. (201+285412) an 30 Noverber 1905. On } Decesber
™ ha was seen lesving with MUAHIN and his wife, Cosey:rcial Coamselor Georgty 7
Stepanovich \VISKO (201-243602} and chauffeur: Anatol ty Taylovich PRAGICHIKIN. :
(201-738052) (a the car normally: driven by Pravda correspondent Vialimir
TE ET EAgelfenev4 ch DOLGDY: (201-76 5035). “On 2 Decésiber he was.geei loavingwith
WEHIN and his wife, ZAMHAROW, Visitor Ferdinand Robertovich GINNO and ©
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~ REFERENCE: snont-13988, 16 “Septonber 1965

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‘Sergeyevich LOGINOV: (201- -285412)° as promised to you in” ,

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| are Ox ““yIeort/S poportea “that on ‘22: October 1968 Subject. visited
* Ris place of business and said that he had « ‘been ‘yeferred: to ee
+ by the Soviet Enbassy. tle said he was intorested in a oné-way tickot
-to the Soviet Union. Subjoct furnished tho following infornstion ©
to LIcOZY/5 : Ho was bern on 19 Augtist 1942 in Michigan. Neds.
. gp student at U.C.L.A. and wanted to visiz the USSR as a tourist.

_ Subject veld U. S. passport nuaber C 530394 issued 29 August 1962,
His permanent addyoss’ was given as 19222 Pacific Coast Hdgnway 9 ;
|-. Matiou, Californias. His tourist card ghowed that he entered 1oxico
“J. “by bus at Sonoita, Sonera on 9. Uctober: 1965. Subject paid for 15__

. days in the Soviet. Union. ‘but said that he planned to. stay” Tongers °-

oe rae “2, He Ket Mexico via Air France, glight 702.07 . 6 Oct. y.
422) (eonfirmed by flight manifests). His. plans: coil. for hin to ‘dep
a Paris: for ‘Nostow via Air France “Flight 724° ‘on 17. October. wg ye

oT: 3. buring a routine visit ‘to ‘the Consular Séetion. of ‘the, Sevier. Bs

Embassy, Valontin Ss. LOGINOV, thanked . LICOZY/5 for “taking cara” | ‘ oe

‘if OL. Sudject but, in the progence of both PRIKHODKO anu: Consular"

officer Vladimir 8. KORMUSHERIN, EOGINOY admonished: LICOZY/S for “asking |
biographic-dati he fi) 1 out the necessary

ps pe LICOLY/S: “denies Ce o-inforaatien. ‘than
“he needed, (Subject. apparoatly reported Licoz ¥/5's actions ii
obtaining | “the above blographic J data (ors was debrieted by LEGINOY,

a ‘suspect “EGB. offlcer)s so . = rs

pe it seems ‘unusual for an. \ Anarhenn, arude to 5 travel. fron the.
M, s. "So Mexico in order to trovel to the Soviet Union since ho is. -

- automatically’ inéreasing, the cost of Ads travel by a considerable

“amount. Since Subject ‘crossed into Mexico-on 9 October, only a” ~

> week before his departure for the ussh, it would appear. that he >.

- came to México exclusively” for this.purpose. It thus appears | that

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of subject's wife, Aleksandra Dmitriyema, and his son Dnitriy. Travelling

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ALTO EQURLO RUTRORCEE

REFERENCE: - MEXI 4363, 7 August 1969-

‘herewith are sumiary traces in SPR foraat: on

‘Valentin Sergeyevich LOGLNOV, reflecting, a digest of avatlabie

Anforwation in Headquarters files.”

2. Paragraph 9 of the above attachment (PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

AND PHOTOS) will be forwarded to you at a later date under separate
Stopatch “a8 soon a3 the photos have been proconsad here at Headquarters.

30" Forwarded under separate cover is ‘Paragraph aL “CIDENTITTES, | :

' BRUCE H, GINTALAS .*

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fiture, There is no. indication that Subject ever Eilled that post. 7

; “From September 1960 to ‘September 1963, subject and family were,

7 Decenber 1961, he ‘acconpanted the Soviet Dyan soccer team on: a Letin

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Bolivian: university-cell ce penetration,

American tour as their escort and interpreter.

Subject arrived in Mexico City on 3 August 1965 to replace known

KCB officer Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201 305870), as.a Third

INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION: * .
_ Subject is “Ligted as “probable RIS, probably KGS on the basis of

his activités: white, stationed in Havana and by virtue of . his veplacing

INTELLIGENCE activity:
' While Subject accoapanied eha DYNAMO™ ‘soccer team’ “ehrough. La Pag!

in December 1961, he became “aequatnted with xrstitna ‘Cidentity 1, a

KUBARK Bolivian security seivice Penetration and later’ a low level : .

tt is not. recorded upon whose

“initiative the contacts, were, fades However, by “KISHIN- I's ‘admission’

he had several informal and friendly nieetings with, Subject during which

Subject encouraged KISHIN-1 to accept a Cuban student grant. Infact he

specifically expressed an eagerness to be of any assistance in helping

KISHIN-1 to get to,Cuba. .KISHIN-1l never went to Cuba, although he did

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i we ne - it-was believed that he was, a fabricator. No further’ Aévelopments | in a, — , .
bo _ ~his. assoctattin with subject “vers, noted, ’ rn . vir wr - L . —— : ~
I? 7 “On the same trip ¢ trough acta anor tea in Decembér 1961, Subject - : ar ; ; 7 :
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; ' * with a Mexican citizen with whom ha flew on to” Mexico City, In Mexico . “ oe
aa ’ City Subject reported to known KGB officer Aleksey Ivanovich GARMASHOV ~~~ , |
a - "(202 227418) at the Soviet Embassy< From a sensitive source Lt” was.> _ - . t.
- : learned that GARMASHOV Had been lnsteucted to look ‘into the matter of! 7 > ~ .
f 7 . , Subject's four-day ‘delay ‘in rotuentg to ‘Havana from Quito. and that . H - | _ :
, : Subject's superiors in: ‘Havana were snedenod, lt is not known what °. >. ‘ o _ t .
- e relationstitp, 1£ anys, these circumstancca have to ‘each other. _ . . . : vs | . =
’ i “te ; . “In } Havana carly, in 1963, Subject bef rtended and apparently cattempted _ ‘4
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i wo association was diScoliraged by ru nant because VASLOUCH- Vvand 2were - 7 a : -
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3 , . contact with a possible kits officer was not thought desireable, . ‘ _ | . .
i i - a ‘ : In September 1962 at the. svteatbon of Sentiot \ Vazco ‘Lettao de CUNHA, 2 “4 - .
: _ ‘Brazilian As Ambassador to Cuba and newly dippointed Ambassador to the soviet a
i Union, VASLOUCH- 3 ‘traveled to Moscow ‘and. accepted @ clerical position :

at the Brazilian Embassy where she remained for approximately two years, A | -, .

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Embassy offices. AICALLA thinks that Supject left the Livassy at
1113; having put his lugvdago in the car with License plates LJ-DA.
(This is the car regularly driven by LOGINOV,) A LICALLA piote-

graph of Subject is forwarded as Attachment 3 (leadquarters only).

. 4. From LIENVOY it appears that LOGINOV was principally
responsible for Subjoct's travel. arrangements, LOGINCV. probably

met Subject at tha airport, since LINTILD reported that LOGLNOV

left the Soviet’ Embassy in 19-DA at 0535 and returned at 0058 on

20 March-19665, apparently having dropped Subject off at the liotel
Agnes, Subject'ts wife was not reported to have visited the Lmbassy.

. Sw The Station had not believed that, Subject would be able
_ to take the: 21 March flight to Havana, since, there had’been no-”~
' fecord of his having requested ‘a Cuban visa; however, ‘a, LEONION,
photograph subsequently received. shawed tliat~Soviet Vicé Consul’. oo
Viadislav: Sergeyevich. KORMUSIKIN. (201-744541) had visited “the Cuban. .
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following incidents. 200 0 ets

. 20. on 12. February 1966. Aleksandr Vladimi rovich. PRIKHODKO |
* .(201-202379)., KGB case officer, during.a meeting with LICOZY-S,
told LICOZY-5 that he ‘would bring Subject to their next meeting. and
that Subject would be LICCZY-5's New case officer. - :
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3. During January 1966 Cristobal [* TORRES Ponee,. gaaul four,
employed by the American Embassy in Mexico City, made several trips
to the Soviet tmba; in repard toa Soviet visa for oaé of the
American [mbassy officials. TORRES spoke with Subject, whoa, after
~~ asking: wiiecther it would get. TORRES-in troubl¢ if he went. to dinner
with Subject, ended up by inviting TORRES to dinner on 24 January |.” }
1966. TORRES did ‘not meet Subject that date, ‘and on 8 February 1966
Subject called TORRES at. thé American Embassy to. ask why he ‘had-not
sliown up, TORRES, replied that ‘he had iad to work. Subject asked.
_whethér TORRES had located a “person who could teach him English.
-.Jx\yv TORRES: replied that one. person whom. he. had asked had not: been’ :

; ts _ intérested,. and. Subject asked hin to keép, ooking, for Someone. -
‘TS. Subjéect-again called TORRES on'9 February 1906, but TORRES was out.
(it' is: noted that Subject's calls: to TORRES Nave not appeared on — :
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oe 1, “Transmitted ‘herewith.are a lst of Sovtet intelligence eT
personnel asslgiied to Mexico" ‘and a note on Valentin Sergeyevich es Pe
LOGINOV (201- 285412) which were given. by Chief of Station on - on ce
22 july to LIENVOY~-2 for passage to LITEMPO-8 and LIRAMA,

The. ‘clrcumatances ‘were explal ined in Reference, 4 .

2, Please note that the following items. in the LOGINOV n note
- are -fletions of thé Station: so : nn Coen.

a, that LOGINOV jowed' ‘the KCB in 1955; ‘

- b; that-hé atrended the: KGB school. from. 1955 to: 1957;
e, that, he’ ‘Was an officer. tn. KGB Headquarters. from. era

". 1957 to Auger. 1960- ; Va te

d,-- that’ the money found in his suitcase. ui Pariame’ in: eos

“ Deceniber 1961 was for Latin American Communist. ae

re . Partiea (it probably was), - Be,

es . e, that we have -known’ LOGINOV as. ‘a KGB officer a
a : " shice, 1958 _ an pfeil
ae . * soe rs a. (a eos

oa! tor/walara Ge: cuaris * Oe oe —

Attachrhent: ee es a Sole Sn Ce
‘List of Soviet. iaeeltigence persoanel re a ;
and note’ on: LOGINOV - os . rs :

“Distribution: Pe :
-2~ CWH, “w/a. ar copy); HW. one
1- CSB, w/att (1 copy), H/W
a KT To $4 o/winl a3 pawy
Oe ee /* C3 COPY
“CROSS REVERENCE TO Sipaten Sra ano waa aie : j
. . HMMA ~ 29626 27 JULY 1966. a

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“1938 ‘Totnes ‘the KCB. _—
1955-57 Attenaud tad > KGS trata ing coh noo

Sth.

7 Aus gust 1959: ‘Oisicer re KGS Houde, MATECTS, Moscoty

“Attache tk Hey ona, “Cuba

3 to Fandina and Ecuador wit a
Moe! eoocer team, Oa this trip-he car
wee Joree. sum-cf mod the Commuaize

as of Panama, and E

Mexico en. rote to th 2 USSR for leave,’

Tay 1962: “Tras ied

» one

£1963: Left cis a to retuza to tire USSR,

sbor 1968! july 19SS: Officer ik K ‘CB Headquarters, Moscow,

fo. 3 ae = 1985: Arrived Mexico ’
OH betes, ~- ay oxico LCGINOV resliced CHIPORENXO, another «.

“20's $ lncllisoncé agen ws.
tivate- and Yeoruit

KGS cfiicer:cud tod’ over all-of NECHIPORE:
amore NOV. Ig an’- “a oS

in January 1966 he attempted to.
wonlicur ot tae AMS rican Embassy In Boat
: unusually Sciive and canéble Intellice pace ce
uo cvert duties he is able to-spond ahour 9575.0
seetvitys Ve have known the at ‘hols ‘3 eS 6: feor singe 3 1933, His”

_trmedi : eGR chief in Mexico is Pavel A, YATSKOV,*: ot, tes - a . .

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; Deputy Chick Aleksandr V. PRUE SBODKO
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“ _yevgenly I. “BEDRIN.
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J: A). Nikelay S, LEONOV : a en te
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na To Ve rsHiy S; Mino: MNEOV 0 ees ee oan ae

Goonld V. NEGPOSOV.

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Vindtnly 2} N, RADVANS sey - co

Viedimal i, SE2AKEVICH -

(Géorsty S, ViSKO | -

Pa vel AL VAT SKOV .

Ytirty. ZEULIN

Corts S, ZODNIN

2, GRU(S (siilitary mncelligesco)

Chief! Viadimir N. EOXOLOV
Deputy. ‘Catety’ Goot ‘oly is suc SUCHEN |

OFFICERS: © oe . oe

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“Pet fe B, GORELOV.. - oop om.
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Yuriy-N, ISAYEV. Ce a a

‘Anatolly V. KARABACH. 0

Vu <for L, KE SUXHOREV ° . . ; Lo .
Pewee , . ”

Yusly Ar MITROTOLSKTY = yan-y, YELFIMOV

Valerly:V. SOXOLEN ;

Ruslan A. TUCININ ~ :

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: ACTION REQUIRED - ROFURENCES oe
- ae LICOZ) 5 - Foported Eve 2 L9¢
: Valentin Sergeyevich | -OGINOV. Les,

, : ” te legitt mate business,. then Sald'hé had: soite' (operations Wess. aie oe :
- Pg bin, LICOZY<5 demurred;: but LOGINOV went aliedd, took a. pléce: .

‘of paper out and.began ‘reading | from it, asking. LIGOZY-5-tf he knew. :
"Eduardo WEBELMAN," LICOZY-S interrupted, saying he” did not-know. the
man and did not want to do anything shout him, ‘LOGINGY sald he did not
want: “LIGOZY-5 to do anything,” it was just that he did not know who be was,
LICOZY-5 refiised to discuss It further, When LOGINOV lef LICOZY-5's
oftice he-left behind a pieee.° of paper whe the. e.followlig \ written, on u a .

Russian > yo .

” ‘Eauardo Vebélman, - abour 38 years ala, Mextcaa. of Teta axtraction,: nae
owner. of x ‘geel plant and a flém ‘which sells ‘photographic eqiips Came.” Eo ~
to Mexico during World. War I Lives ta the, ® Redregt at  Teojalce De. _

; His eon t@ Maurtelo Vebelian,, _ vs A,

2, Statton files ad 3 no-traces on dnyone named WEBELMAN, The
; 1965 Mexico City ‘Telephone Directory: lists the ‘following : "

“Anti: eWEBELMAN, ‘Arts: ‘Potégratices; “‘Uruapan 7, el. 11-44-77

Eduardo WEBELMAN, | Téololco 320, tel, 48-57-17"
_WEBELMAN Hermanos; 7 Paseo de‘la Reforma 308, ist ‘floor, .
; oa “tel 11-41-90. and: As 43°79; eee ae ce ae Re

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with LOGINOV's. “Vebelman') was reviewed on Li July 1966... It showa that

Eyes was born: on.7 October. 1917 In Warsaw, Poland, ts Jewtsh, and came
“88 a student, - b 1942 he had’ recelved: ” oa

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348 dune 1906, -

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3. The followsig-LHLYRIC surveti bance denérts ca &
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6 .Ane 140 hrs: Bubseer ontered the Soviet Frbassy alme.
‘ Jal3 hrs Subject left tbe Soviet Drkas .
Viadini revi APR IRHO! een I) in: the: jatter* s (carey i
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Subject Aloft the Soviet irhassy’ with
‘ datter" Scary 2 36 Lpabteiey
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‘Subject, anterad the ° ‘Soviet. Embassy h
the Lutter!s s Cat. ds net sce lest}
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W¢ (20122725046) in the latter's care?
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1 9 June 1130 hrs; subject catered the Soviet ikassy with } SONSTINTENOV’
voile ee and Seren Tarasevich RAZAROV (203+0492.57) in
: 0 . KONSTAXTINGV' scat,
1200 hrs: Subject left the Soviet Embassy with MIROSHATKCV ; 7
cies and KONSTANTINOV at thé jatter's care - oO
“1386 hrs! Subject retumed to the Soviet hitassy with MEROSENTKOV
ad X ONSTANTINOV,

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4 vas being with Niby fost vt a Job. ; . . : A.
- j ay. KONSTANT TWOY is, ion co be the XGP- resident. wow bn ©
eee re orn YATSKOV! is- & known KCB officer, probably cin Ch. re rs ne
: 1] le. rnctyov is’a kota X68 officer’ who works "for YAN SkOW, 7 co ; ee
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2, ODENVY sun has not bem able te contact Subject in order to -
put him in touch with the ‘Station bat hones te! “Ja so during” the: “week -

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Mexico’ “City. ‘Included are only those officers who are probably - y ior. d
or known to be’ intelliyence officers.. Of the 52 Soviets’ currently — | 4
assigned to México. City, 22 are identified intelligence officers _. ‘ i
and 13 probably intelligence officers, ive. roughly 67% of the total :
Soviet colony. ;
2. The casé ‘officers. have not veen divided inte separate '
target ‘groups, With Ehe exception of KGB S & T, fa we the Station's. !
" information - is too fraguentary for a realistic. breakdown. > With. the’. | i
“exception of S. S, KOWSTANTINOV, wno is- -kAown to ‘ous. the -XGB résident, |
the positions of Pesident ‘and: deputy” resident are uncon €i ried, but : by 1
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~ Le ACCORDING LTENVOY 18° APR, IVAN “Ay. fexetov CITED WEF, cake
. "CONTACTED costa RICAN EMBASSY MEXI AND INQUIRED.RE STATUS HIS” of
0 VISAe HE-TOLD | CHECK LATER SINCE cOSTA: Rican EMB STILL HAD NO: ode
: WORD. | '
: 2s ACFEW MINUTES LATER VALENTIN S. LOGINOV (201=385412) ah
: ALSO | CALLED COSTA RICAN EMB AND SAID HE WANTED “VISA “FOR HIMSELF. | “
: WHEN ASKED IF HE HAD DIP OR OFFICIAL PaSSPORT HE SAID HE HELD
bons OFFICIAL PaSSPORTs-HE“THEN: TOLD. TO BRING: /RSSPORT TO- ERBASSY. = a a
ho “3. Visa PROBABLY FOR BEKETOV SINCE LOSINOV “yoLos*Eip eS a
| PASSPORT, LOGINOV VICE, CONSUL an Suspect KGB. OFFICER. bec! — '
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CFN 7025 95441 LIENVOY 18: APR 1vaN As BEXETOV REF COSTA RICAN’ ee a
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Cirief, tm; COS, Nontevidee

Chief of Station, Mexico city ; .
REDNOOD <Rustem 0. “@:bAKITTOV (201-783564)0
“gEFERENCES: AJ. MEXL*6621, 00 0.”
cas . on . Be BUEN-5339 att ae 7 . _ -
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1, AS Feported in Reference A., Subject and-his wife arrived = fee Se
in Mexico City at 0550. hours on 20 Harch 1966 via Canadian Pacific. .

flight 421 from Buenos Ares, They departed Mexico City at 130v

hours.on 21 March lou via Cubana flight 405 for navana, tf. also
the weation of their departure from Nexico City. in the newspaper -

Clipping forwarded as Attacnmeat A. - se - .

: or
“Valentin Sergeyevicn LOGINOV (203-235412, known KCB) sade reservations -
at the liotel. Agnes i: Rexice City (frequently ‘used by Soviets) for.
a touple:with a child, for the night of 20 March 1966, | This ;
‘. geservation was undoubtedly for Subject; howevér, there hag: been =.
nO ‘Otaey ‘Mention of the child: At £830 on 21 March. 1986 {Subject}.
. ealled-the Soviet. Embassy. fromthe Hotel Agnes and. said be would: -
like to come over to pay Lperhaps for the room and the Cutsana tickets].

_ 2, d€cordinig to-LIENVOY, ‘on 19°Harch’ 1966 Soviet Vico Consul” -

3. «LICALLA reported secing Subject at tho Sovict Embassy in
_ Mexico City at 1015 hours on 21 Harch 1960. Subject was: seen talking ~—
principally with Esbassy Counselor boris~Alebsandrovich. KAZANTSEY .
(201-028975), suspect CPSU representative), and alse briefly with
Second Secretary Aleksandr ikhaylovici DENISOV (201-726491) kaown
GRU), Ambassador Semen Tarasovich BAZAROV (201-049257) and coasul
.. Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV “(201-120125," Known &GB)'s~ At O40 Subject.
was.-seen entering the Embassy building with KAZANTSEY. through, the. ~ es ees
entrance which leads’ to the: Referentura but also colinects. &ith: other = :

1s contiaued =.

Attachments:
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2 - CSR, w/att., as stated, H/#
1 - CWii, w/o atts. ,
1 - COS/xontevideo, w/o att,

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The Station'é final report on Subject was ‘forwarded in

: , MMA-39714, 9 August 1966.

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li ei ORONSKY: ‘Gnd-a local represe
seat Veracruz,.. Mexico, ‘became
Ss" at thet tline that, ‘Subject bad. fabricated most’ of his, story

ad will be shown tn the aitached memorandum to local LNERGO..

. 2 The Statton bast no > plana for using Subject ln. any. capacky
| whatsoever.

“Caey uae

, SrsParcH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

HMMA - - 29714

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MEMORANDUM FOR:

$968 and te ne
; sheariat ions te of this office, We ‘wleh to make the follow lag .. Pe
‘e sal regarding Subject’ FY statements in ‘connection wth 9-0

a “ac contact, ag described ‘by ‘Subject “did not take a -at any ttm
SS during the, Pestos. 10. ) ehrough %: May 1966." a

rn Se 3

thos ! bis
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— . SECRET

oa Sy, ject’s sta (rent io th eect bat LOGINOY daspos ted
-.. $B, 000, 00. Mexican pesos: to ‘Subject’ @ account tn the-Banco
Londres tn Veracruz as a “gift. . , for nothing” and then took
Co beg ee the money back wher Subject refised tk, a not in'keeping with
“"; > 8) °° © @ae-experlence with régurd to KGB modus operdad!, Also,
; sbllobed avallable. to this office ees. te 6 that acoording.00 2 ise wee

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: 6 Sabjecs ‘i génerdl vagueness ap 810 2 dated, ftmed, 8 foe = * a _ I ns ;
> ye ‘and locations in’conhectlon with hls ¢ncomiters with SY
LOGINOY;. tn: ‘oddition to. those-j elted: above, ‘leads Us to. . ‘
conclus t t Subject: ‘hia abrlcated : a large. portion of what. he -
6 :he- dk

vest Be cel ftWe ntz duriag early May 1966. ln Connect ton. wlth th
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DIRECTOR. cee
, RED COAT LCIMPROVE:

cones FROM Linana WHO PERSONALLY INTERESTED

Indews £ vei? Oo BO:
CLASSI TO FILE Wy,

xeRKe TO rue nO.

rice w100) att. to omance C]
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1. EARLY MORNING 22 “juy LITEYPO- “8 CALL Lap \
COS.AT “HOME AND IN EXCITED- MANNER: SAID HAD’. URGENT. -

REQUEST... HE, SENT LIENVOY-2 TO SEE 0S. TO ASK
FOR INFO. oN VALENT.INS, Los tNov: PROVING HE A’

"SOVIET spy", AND” FOR: List OF
“MEXICO.” LITENPO- “8 VIA LIENVOY, “2 SAID RE QUE ST

=

AND INTIMATED" WE May HAVE. SAME. ‘SITUATION AS

1999". -¢ WHEN -GOM- EXPELLED . Two SOVIETS FOR “CONTACTS.

WITH LEADERS OF. RAILROAD STRIKE).
a SANE MORNING: £0s -PA'SSED - A. -PARER |! " - PROWING °

-LOGINOV: is ACT IVE ‘AND’ DANGEROUS GE: OFFICER AND

TO: iL EWVOY-2 2 FOR PASSAGE TO LITEMbo- B/LIRAMAS
| ste HMMA 28390, oF 5. MARCH FOR “REFERENCE To.

“LOGINOV APPROACH TO CHAUFFEUR. - por
. gen shtidl

3. LATTER SAME DAY COS RECE IVED" PERSONAL

ALL: SOVIET ‘SPIES. we

A-LIST OF So ‘SOVIET INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS: W EXT =

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_ LOGINOV “HAD “BEEN COMPLAINING FOR SOME: TIME ON
"LACK OF. POLICE: ACT ION ON RAD 10° ALLEGEDLY, STOLEN,

- FROW. HIS: (COMMENT: ‘NO. CONFIRMAT 10

OTHER “STATFIO SOURCES).
“METROPOLITAN DISTRICT. woutcey GEN. Luis cues

“ADDRESS, HOME: TELPHONE- AND: PLACE. OF EMPLOYEMENT
“OF Nicolas JUAN BOSTROEN “AND WIFE VAL TINA -

“PAGE . TH0" MEXICO CITY Seen ‘S é- c * £ T ;
LETTER FROM LITEMPO- -8 VIA- LITEMPO- A STATES &

FINALLY CHIEF.

RAMIREZ SENT OUT AN UNNAMED POLICEMAN TO.

— INVES TIGATE. ON 19 gULY POLICEMAN: CONTACTED -

~Lidtvoy, "HO- EN ED Discussion BY OFFERING. THE

__ POLICEMAN 5 3s aoa PESOS ‘PER: monty” *s ‘TO? "WORK: FOR.
wT: ON CERTAIN MATTERS” vo POLICEMAN TEMPOR IZED :
AND. ASKED HIS SUPER TORS. FOR “instuct ros: MATTER a
CALLED. TQ LITEMRO- 8 “ATTENTION BY GEN. ClETOS..
OL TTENPe~ 8 INSTRUCTED THE “POLICEMAN TO 60. AHEAD

ON: a) JULY ‘POL ICEMAN RECONTACTED . LOGINOV. “AND “
RECEIVED. FIRST “ASSIGNMENTS” To. DETERMINE. HOME :

akussov DE ‘SosTROEN,, ‘BOTH, tevezueran ont ENS.


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PAGE THREE-“EXICO CITY sda SECRET *, P|

"ON EOSTRCENS FROW GOBERNACION FILES: es
&, NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROEN, 191s IN ST. OF Po
—— _ apie oi

PETERSSURS, * aussi, VENEZUELAN CITIZEN. enPLoven.

as." DIRECT OR OF. PROJECTS" -3Y STEPHENS- AD AMSON a
a MEXICO. FORMERLY SERVED. IN. “US NAVY:

“oR TEACHER OF RUSSIAN: aT wy, Nov. TEACHER 0

“RUSSIAN AT IBERO- AERICANO UNIVERSITY, NEXT,”

VENEZUELAN CITIZEN.

|S, STATION, TRACES? ' a re

TCHARD Le ports, AMERICAN oa
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“stat I0N “CONTACT.

Cow 13 Fes. 1985. oa
GENERAL PRACTICIONER - NED
wio RECENTLY RET th Dus REPORTED. FOLLOW

on wad. BOSTROEW Hd ‘HIS PAT. TENT: ORs. “vaLewr tia”

BOE STROE™, al YEARS OLD, RESIDES CALLE CHRIST TAN

(2. ANDERSON 419, YEXT. Was 502N VENEZUELA, VENT .
“ygs? SHEN SMALL ‘CHILD, WAS IN STALINGRAD IN: 19a.

| RETURNED’ ‘VENEZUELA AFTER awit, NOW VENEZUELAN.
CHT eens} HAS. RESIDE: HEXI SEVERAL YEARS with SE CER
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Pace FOUR YEXICO city 86208 SE c can 1 _ a
HUSBAND QU Ow HO FORMER. SOV CiT IZEN- Now VENEZUELAN «

CITIZEN, COUPLE HAS Te. IEENAGE. DAUGHTERS: ,

HUSBAND WORKS FOR ANERICAN COMPANY EXE
ve NEITHER Has CONTACT, WITH Local RUSSIAN covouy

. “NEITHER, “PRO oR ant T: ‘soviet. POTS REPORTED: ‘WBOVE:.
INFO’ “BECAUSE HE THOUGHT IT STRANGE De “AGE

DIFFERENCE, AND NO OBVIOUS CONNECT I0N THAT WS.
BOESTROEM RECOMMENDED -AS PATIENT. &! ERTHA DAVILA

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eo ‘MOLINA DE OSEGUEDAy -AGE 64, WIFE OF ORs RAUL YL ee

“OSEGUEDA ; PELALA (01- 88008). a
a 6S REQUEST, was, TRACES ON BOSTROEN/E0ESTROEW:.

ac COUPLE, "ESPECIALLY “ANYTHING: wiicH cos cou. use
; To ENCOURAGE LIRAMA. To EXPELL LOGINeV vHICH °
IMMEDIATE STAT 108 OBJECT IVE. . Lo ne
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SECRET, :
“ar pater Noveriber 24, 1965
Dg Mr. Winston M. Scott

Ya Henry C,. Joningon J .
_begal ‘Attache. ee ae

: Subjects ‘ipravei- of Soviet “to Nadatian
... . Your file #9808,

This document ia for the ueé of yout

: r. JO : . agency enly sad neitlice if nocits 7,

a : . : conics stonkt fo farthor distri cuted

: : without appropriate authori:ation,

. ; ‘Reference is made ‘to your memorandum: aatea
“November 2, 196! de .. .

A. reliable. ‘source at Mazatlan; Sinaloa; has ans
“corned thatthe Soviet scientific ship LIRA, of 2 2435, tons”
and carrying a crew of 76, ‘was at Mazatlan. fran october: ‘
23°28, - 1965." . : . .

. . , Another Peliable ‘source advised that. -@ person *

oo, believed to be frdm the Soviet Bnbabsy,; MeXieo, DiPes: 6
4+ '° wisited thia ship while it was in port; however y 1 he was hot
an identified. : ; .
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In. their reply to a request we sent them for traces of | . ay

- subject, our headquarters have replied as follows:-  _ 2 r

< ” Valentin 5. LOGINOV was Assistant Naval Attaché at the | L

5 Soviet Embassy in BUcNKCS alRES in- 1960, and was listed as iH

a. . Attach? in HAV. Ha in ‘1961-63, where his exact duties ve

p Yo.) were. not known. . If he now assumes: ECHIPOREINKO "sg post .

~ é of Vice-Consul, his” career appears to be un: unusual one, b
: ‘and he mast be presumed to be an intelligence officer" i

26 Does this: check with your own infornation? . A bs b

oo Mecano neta ate mnatabenm bene IA? We A 4 LGBLEISRAN oy Ries a

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a 4 4 _ S November 1965

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. lienry C;- Johnson,

crs oe _ Legal Attache.
PRON:., > —_s«sWWinston N, Scott . re kal oe so fe
‘SUBJECT:; ss ravel of Soviots to Mazatlan

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: 1. This office has received. a report that two |

bo, oO nembors : of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City : _ -. |

7 ’ Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOYV and. Yevgenly Nikolayevich - . j

i GORLITSYN, planned to travel.by air to Mazatlan-on : |
| , -2 November. 1965, The length of their’ stay and the, ‘

| ee _purpose of. thoir travel . was not .reportéd,. but it may.
Sb _ well-be connéctod with the docking” of 4 Soviet, ship.

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yO i _ a this office would appreciate receiving any-
vod : . bigoraation avai latte. to you on the trip: of these -
‘ Soviets. : .

‘THs. INFORMATION: IS PROM A CONFIDENTIAL. SOURCE, it .
MUST NOT BE: DISSEMINATED IN- WIOQLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE
YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT -PRIOR APPROVAL OF TRE, . ORIGINATING:

OFFICE IN ‘MEXICO CITY.

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MEMORANDUM FOR -THE RECORD Ys tye. hi;
FROM: ORONSKY Oo | Pi gest |
: ce ne PL 88S. _

SUBJECT: LICOWL-1.

ANT

” Below is a summary of the noteworthy items from-8u 0

wot
eateries i peeps van
Teme e hme Sent watt

during méotings wath nis ‘tn September and: Ootober,

io

ae: During Septender the meeting site ‘was changed ‘to the

eee eet Re

PaCS SCARIER STMT AL?
Sage ne vhs

: “streets between Merida and Morel on ‘Puebla street tnicolenta

tr

“Roma, Subject walks along Puobla street and = pick him up =o"

Newer cages nee eee

EAa

in the car and drive- elsewhere for the meeting. T attempted

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to change the time or the meeting, as well ‘but. Subjeot doés..

not eldse hia’ store “untti Just before "2100 hours each : vee : . “

the store at various tines of the evening on ‘afferent days

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day and feels that - it ‘would appear “odd, ‘4f he were to blogs _ }
of the Wook, ‘His: wife ‘ts not’ ‘always in the atore and tie. ;

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ould have. “bo: elose the store in order to. meet. me. He.

ours ‘on ‘Sundays. It also “Anstriiated hin to _

- ‘closes at 100 he
. change the’ speed of ‘the recorder from 1 7/8ths to 5: 3/iths.
aoa We ‘have no recarders: in the Station that, will take a ‘Large

“Reel at‘l 7/8tha ‘and this. -extrenely- ‘alow. H sped is riot _ ,

tiecéssary. a

«

: 26 During early Soptenber subject commented that ‘there.

daa new apartment building being constructed on the, corner apes

; of Gelati and: Gereral de ‘Los Santos, across the | street from’
‘the Soviet Embassy. (This is our new basshouse), I took

considerable notes 0 ; thie as 3 though I had never heard of the

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cat Sane
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“ nos place before and asked several questions avout ite Re ‘said
oh that: the ‘owner of the. building is Sr, VILLAGRAN and-that ~~
be ae VILLAGRAN has the. reputation: of being an anti-Communist

; : - and a Yoya. Nexican eitizen, He said that the building ;
we | would probably: “be conpleted by Mars. 1964 and that it will ~ =
have about. ‘gix. floors. Several Soviets have mentioned to! °
“Subject that they would Like to rent'apartmente in the ~

"butlaing since it ia 80 olose. to the. Bwbaasye
3. Subject sald that ISAYEV ‘had been in his store about
the last week in ‘Septenber, (As far as I an tell this is a
ISAYEV'e first visit to- -Subject’s- ‘store, ) TSAYEV made. ae -
great many anti-U. S. remarks durtiig b his visit to the store
7 and blamed ‘the U 8. for most’ of. the ‘world's troubles, At one.
_-point “he satd. that the Soviets: nade much ‘better cate ‘than.
‘thé U. 8. and that. ‘Soviet cars were built like- "tanks". ” a
: ‘Subject Letighed at this remark because the thought crossed.
“his: mind that: ‘only .a ‘soldier would like to: ‘drive a. "tank".

end fron where Suedeet “was _ Standing: at the time he could -

“he: I again « asked “Subject why” the Soviets had not been

visiting his: store in the evenings as they “nad in thie’ past

and he insisted. that 1 was, because. most’ of, his "friende"

at. the’ Embassy had returned to the Soviet Union beginning in

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3 "and he sata that he thought that it might help, I told

(of 9 cr ONE a Te oan aT ein eR awe
wa) _— sen!
I asked him {f a amall fiesta might not help this situation
him to make plans for a fiesta tn honor of Mextean "*
Independence Day and. to Anite as, many, of the new Soviets:
as. possible. He said that he would’ probably give the. us
party on Friday, 17 Septenber. I: auggested that he invite me
“Yuriy -ANDRTANOV: (the GRU chavffeur) first and tell ANDRIANOV’ ;

They arrived, hada few drinks, dancedt 2. tussten ;
records which they had brought: with Nhem and then left,” |
(ALL. are ‘KGB types), They told Subject = at the other moe
Oo , “Soviets could not attend because” ‘they. had” “eo attend a Grect - |
“Embassy reception that same evening, | Z£ I ‘ean find: ‘no record
' of such: a reception either at the Gzech on Polish Embassies ; :

and ‘there fs no indication on the Soviet Lines that they:

a -_ . __ , Guba arrived on the: ‘Urth but we have’ no idea. hol many Sovieta”.

>, were at the- ‘airport te greet him | t questioned Subject |
‘about theé- Soviets who. haa ‘apreared “at the fiesta and’ he.
gave ‘me a Tittle tnformation about thei, They, vinited his

; store several tines in the- next few weeks and I ‘showed Bsr

He hed the following, “te: say ‘about them (he ‘hag previously

reported ‘or NIKIFOROV). :

i LOGINOV: . Subject said that he believes LOGINOV replaced .

os hed anything planned “tor that evening. A Soviet fori a o | nan

photographs of the’ men and, expanded on his previous information. -_

tere Te mens aera tet sean eens teeth sens tnee menenee eter omnes

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NECHTPORERKO (correct). Subject calls him "the Bull” and

deserided itm as being ‘vulgar, crude, ‘t11-mannered,| short.
. ; tempered ‘ana. a tyrant. He is a person ‘who thinks that. he
tt is ‘some sort of) a Tot, shot" and when he alte: down he. me
Ae spreads tis legs- ‘and arms and takes vp a space big enough ;
‘for. two mens Ris Spanish is very ‘pad and, he. smokes "Fiesta"
‘elgaretten. At the fiesta LOGINOV told him that he was
from the ,northern part of the Soviet Union, is married and

has children, He claimed to have served in the Red Army”

-ROSNUSHRER ‘Sub fect Likes KORMUSHKIN who is ‘trtendty, a ON

7 well mannered and outgoing. He speaks good Spanish. and a
‘told Subject” that his wife likes Bexieos - Although RORMUSHKIN:
_was wearing ‘glasses. in ‘the phéto shown to Subject, he:

commented that he often sees KORMUSHKIN - without, lila glasses, -

_ He emokes "Record" cigarettes ‘and Subject ‘ealls hin. wey

REL Jovencito™,

eo $e: Subject said that ISAYEV had. dropped: by 1 his’ store i

. during the ‘week of 18 October and spent some time takeing.
gan of the Ritig and. Queen who were visiting Mexico at the
o times TSAYRV felt that “the very” éxistance of a ing. and:
-. Queen | in 1965 was silty. He. also clainéd that the Soviets
hea discovered _the Comet that. was’ then in the sky. (The Comet,

had actually veen discovered by two Japanese and bears

their names.) Re bragged about the gredt advances in the

Soviet Union in all fields snd told Subject with great pride

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that the U.S. was d-waring nation while the Soviet Union.

sought ‘only peace and that tha. United States would ‘change
to something similar to the Soviet system in the near future,-.’ _

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be te 1 ‘est of the neeting and the next two, were “apent
* ateoiiea tig Sténielav. SILNIKOV and ‘hia request that Sub ject:

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‘act ag "tledor" on an apartment for him a8 well as supply

him with, @ prostitute, (seo nH -27548, of 4 Nov.)

7 In addition, Subject paid that ANDRIANOV had asked bin

to get Viktor KALININ some aphrodisiac pills. ANDRIANOV
“gaid that they were "for Viktor KALININ ‘in Moscow" “but _

ge ene gee ogee me

Subject thinks ‘they are "for Yurty ANDRIANOV in Mexico", no

- Subject: said ‘he hasn't the eligifest idea. ‘where to buy : 7 on
auch a thin . TG

; a I “told. Subject ‘to test the recorder vy’ speaking. ‘into -
the titerophones both tn the upstairs room ag. well ag ‘in ‘the
main part of the store and then’ to play back the tape.
ALthough :RESCTGNO has” explained ‘the workings: of the recorder -
to Subgéat, séveral times, he claimed. that he aid not know
how to ao thia. _= then Anstructed him to “aisconnect the
Tecorder and. ‘to. deliver it to me at 2100 hours on Friday, ° a
5 November. . I sata that a ‘would test the. recorder myselfe
Ro asked hy RESCIGNO could not come to the store and test
it andi I ‘told him that RESCIGNO was away, He then asked it
RESCIGNO was a Mexican or an American, He said that RESCIGNO

speaks: Spanish like a Mexican and rooks like a‘Mexican but

that he (Subject) is sure that he es an American, I told him

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"(MEMORANDUM FOR:

FROM!” a Winston M. Scott

SECRET ..

2 November 196S
. RES VE ee ATT

Mr. lienry c. Johnson, *
Legal. Attache .

“SUBJECT: © . Travel of Soviet to ; Mazatlan —

1. This office has received a roport. “that Soviet
Vice-Consul Valentin Sergeyevich, LOGINOV planned to
travel to Mazatlan from 26 to 28 October 1965 by

_ plané. The purpose of the trip was to take mall to ~
a Soviet ship which was in port in Mazatlan, The name
' of the ship is. believed to be. "Lira."

Qe, This, office ‘would a prociate i any infortiation:
available ‘to you ‘concerning LOGINUV's ‘trip.

THIS INFORMATION. 1S FRON A. CONFIDENTIAL “SOURCE. IT -
MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED. IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE.

YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE. ORIGINATING - ;

_ OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY, 0 e ao

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ye
qa Fochi porenko was at the airport to greet hin.

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1. Tha-C, 0. roaunod aoquaintancosht p withNubjoot, and in the tacedtate a

sizable vaewun deft by. Gerald P, Gostotnor's departure, tri ed to e9 tablish a -

friendly: rapport with: Subjoot, Yor this resson the C,0, gave Subject.a more - oe
"frieadly™ ‘name. to knew: hin oy» Hel Eergor~ it being. oxplained. to Subject that

Mol vas- the C00. true first | name. - Sybifiot thouahit the oholoa of Terger wan

Rod, hanaiine he knew ‘nevaral. beoule. cu Vat: hams, ana ih weaned tosnae be

~ mirpriae ‘aL hia uff lues ‘pute juat wh “ae Uiaue tu une hte “norma wanna ar > | 7
nn ca

an telephunting in, and? asking for Moneys *

: 20 . Subject: reported that ho ‘had | oome back to Moxica “tron a trip on 10 anganee 8?
Nochiporonko had visited his —
and at that

Dey ere Cote i

offico, previously, and brought slong nis replacement “Valentin”
time had found out. when Subject was oxpacted back, Nachiporonko was invited “© - on Co
by Subject to visit hin ‘at his home for breakfast. on il August, Ho showed up . pero... 7
alone, | The only business ‘diecuboed was that. Kooht porento sata that Subdjeot- , fo
would be- contacted by "Sasha" (UilokendesPrixtiodke). Subject was not to contact
the Soviet Enbasay, or in any “tier way * try to reach Sasha, Subject had * a
" souvonir’ Patol which he had obtainod froa somo Cauleiter ' (presumably during
- “witt), and Nechiporenko aakad if ho aight have it,  Subjoot gave it to hime
~ Nechi porenko evidently asked Subject to: arranga for a one day’ trip “to Paris
for hin while: ne was en route to the Suetet Union from hie stopover, Buussels.
(subjeat coaplied, “and. notified his. agent abroad. . Subject received a wire a
‘ few. -days ago that Nacht poranko was “no iow" in Patio). Nochi porenko was not.

. interested in. Subjoct*s. observations ‘of Us. attitudes toward the Viet Nan and 1
Dominican ‘gituations,. although “‘Sudject had. dean asked to.note such attitudes :
while he was: on his trip, Neohi porenko wentioned, without Subject knowing. 5! st ry,
that Cataling oenéay who had Worked previously in. Subjoct's offten, who hed : ]

4 attended ‘tha Maxican Soviet Cultural. Institute, who had 1d 99 _doy- friend the bse orican
/ who wag giving English lessons. to Neolil porexko (cary JHoages” '2yf and who hed
“married sone Mexican and was now in Acapuloo with her husband (works at Las Brisas)~ oo
would. de able to Contact Nechiporenko te nail to. the Soviet Enbassy in Mexico. , mo
33 Subject is to call in hen he-is contacted by ‘Sasha, His lino’ to the Sovs
* about the travel agency in New York will ba that he hasn' t the time to select — .

Nace “ a rok L teed toe -errfis ad 4 (Ther, Cur wae Co.
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74 i the. ranager or -gonploto the study of the office's roquirencata, but that he is.
a bk going to have it done. ‘On his porsonal affairs, Subject said he was |
to a sondoniniua apartaente . :

; AF Lo going to move tn Docender. * to the Loa

fees
n

“Attention “pauls the C,0. would approciate inoving any collateral info gdout

Nechiporenko's doparture, the identi ty of "yalentin", and”
o . - - - —_—_—n
re a brief precisa of ‘Subject '9“forner y aaaeciationa with. Prixhodka.

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#. TRANSFERRED. TO
Ri FRE NO.

. LOGINOV, Valentin 5 Sergeyevich (2en-285h12)

. Dr. Alfonse imanerrnes- ALVARE? (a uaterstan) calls ‘Soviet Consul LOSTROV
to {invited hin to, a cocktatl party to- be him at Martinez’ had. Martinez

has invited sone of ‘the . Russian sthletas. pertictpating th sane cf the “tre.
Oo verte Semes, and wishes Loginov. ‘be a*tend BIS. as wel. as $hé Arbsssador. —

(all the info found on Logtnev in thie acm ment)

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: Chief, | wa Division : _ : . = | AN moat cionina

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_Chiet of Station Mexico’ City co

ARSti hat. Subjenn's. oo

@: USSR.) ‘Subject ‘and his -

travel! “@ Bane, Passports used. when they

August 1966: (copies have been- forwarded: to.

. Headquarters). and ‘Subject. is ‘still listed ag: ‘Second Secretary

' in his passport, The only addition to,. the. ‘passports is ao
Mexdean- entry. visa valid: for aixty da

1966 in }

én LICOZY=5 asked:
Subject, LOGINOV said -
but: “that sense would probably
‘depa e° Embassy. as Pirst-
¢ tion wiil ‘keep Headquarters ‘advised of any
nature. of Subject! 8 Preent duties and
KGB hierarchy. mo ss :

¥eported that ‘pect KGB. chauf C) f
MIRQSUNIZOY :(201=273046). was: seen ¢ wlote
‘few: tines. : LICOWL<1- also ' ‘reported ‘that™ ~MIROSHNIROY. was ‘driving,
“a. ear ‘with Giplanatic® Plates | ‘26=DA, which. is Subjects. SBF Joe

. sox7nitiard, ce. ‘cunts

Distribution: © eye Co opy fp iced. _ -_ a
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| _ | HMMA = 30213 5

CLASSIFICATION + HOS TUE NUMBER

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eg: : iL
OP. Mrs, MUELLER rede Inhef ited some money from, , _
an uncle, VARROS setd, and this is one of her ways of . 4 :
spending “some of it. | . oo _
wow 8.- WELLERSS. daughter Is. seudying (ihitdeyear of: oo / “ .
i college). iA. Vienna... She Ts major ing..In -Russtan- Jenguag ee a
‘: and Rus fan’ history. theres. hat. Is. where the “grea : a ; :
interest" In Russia comes: from, .VARROS: said....This’ daughter nn re
hopes. ‘to. ‘teac when’: she: flalshes school. o a A. .
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mk eR RES, RL OM

i :

6 January 1946
* } _ = of - +
REHORANDIM FOR TE RECORD: ; . Whee a
. FROM: oronsky . ; ; | i
“SUBJECT: LICANNY=1 (P-€415) oe ener Ayes

: ; 1. Subject is an , official of. Gerza-Lopez Tours which 7
a en is a representative for Inturist in Mexico. city. We have” .

nad no contact with: atm’ since suly_ 194h. | “At one ‘time he. a

hd, given ‘the ‘Station. reports’, on various Soviet. ‘tourists: ‘and

Wad been, recrul tea prior’ to ‘8 trip: to the: ‘Soviet Union in.

 eonnection with “Enturist. During the past: few aionths he has”

eee vain

been giving Don Lautz reports on ‘various Soviet tourists
ough as the. Soviet Orchestra which visited Mexico and cuba
_regentiy. Lauts passed ‘these reports on’ to me end cynthia _
sent them hone. Sub fect sees Lautz once or “twice a week.
‘tn! lcorineetion with ‘visa matters. He told Lautz that he head.
Meda contacted vy” KUBARK sore years ‘ago but that due to:

oh a
the pressure of his business ‘he did not have time. ‘to write beer

“ oa | . _peforts or to act as some sort of Double Agent. He said ne
: . was “willing to pass: ‘along information on Soviet tourists

a = By . ° : but dia not wish to. become an agent for both. the “Americans Lo

Ee - Soviets. About a week ago Lautz told. me.. “that >

‘Sugect | had reported that Valentin LOGINOY, Viee-Consul at
: the Soviet Embdasy yo aad asked Subject to supply him with

{nformation on boats - and trains between ‘Mexico and New York... .

Y i .
Subject wanted to know what he should do. I asked Lautz.

ar sungect wanted to ‘alk to me and Don said. that he aids, -

, in :
yey a I teen arranged to meet him in Lautz's ‘office at t 1430 hours

_ ; on ‘6 January.

2) PRL Sees yuri maul
ops tena | |
ee oi)

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RE TTR APES NTR ATOR REST N nty esters TE EN Te ew

2. Subject apoears to be about 4O-ks years old, 170 lbds.,

i
4
tintnoing redish hair, blue eyes, small brown mustache,

He its well dressed and ‘speaks native ‘American English, .
Tr asked him about aio contacts with the Soviets - ‘and he said
po that, he. had not had any extended gontact with the Soviets

alll.
: . . r

for some: time. | During. August T9645 he was. atproached ‘by

wee The YATSKOV whom he “knows - as. ‘the ‘Soviet Conauit, “ard: was asked ©
wr . passenger °

“byt to’ prepare rt ‘hart’ of alt, -Sommeretat ania, ‘operating
between Veracruz and New York: City. “for, the month of Septenver", ~

os . ' He aise wanted the costs of travel: and basease. Sub fect has
{ not given this report to YATSKOY, (A copy is attached.)
_- During December he met LOGINOV for ‘the rirst time. at the 7 a
— airport while Sub ject was attending to the Soviet ‘Orchestra, a
. =  pogrxov dia not know Subject and was ‘very cool toward him. .
oad a : unt VATSKOV came by and greeted. Subjest warmly. LOGINOV oO
oo then became very friendly and asked stb ject's hates LOGINOV-
subsequently visited ‘Subjects. place of business. and told:
_ nin that. ‘he was ‘the replacement for Oleg WSCHIBOREWKO |
a (xe Officer). and that Oleg, aR had sent “Regsrds to Subject.
_ mo He said that he hoped. ‘that ‘be. and Subject would be bs frienaly
oP aalfsurgeot: had. been “with ‘Oleg. (Sub ject commented that he oy
ran . had ‘not been especially’ friendly with AECHIPORENKO,) | Subjest
os : a . ga @ that LOGTNOV's Spanish rey -alnost, native and: that nies
can : (svB Jeet): was: ‘Shocked: to lean: that he was a Soviet. ‘LOGINOV
re erred to YATSKOV's ‘request: ana added that he also wanted
Subject to include rail travel tn the chart and he was :
especially interested in the cost of "excess baggage" by

rail, He also wanted to include sea travel from Veracruz to Europe. S

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36 subject said. that ‘he did not want ‘to become 8 ;

7

“

oT,

v/a put that he would be willing. ‘to supply “xz whatever
information he: could concerning the Soviets -he deatt with — /
I asked if he would. be wpillsg: oe
TROY including. LOGINOV a.

He’ said that. ne would a ~

and the. Soviet tourists.

~ Leupply, personality data ‘on 106!

‘patkground, education, fenfly ote.

% Bel glad to- -do thipa He “gaid that he would not be. able an
reed. -: -

trect corners ‘or: in restaurgnts: and prete

e had finshed his pusiness with Don

tolmeet me on 8

tel talk to “pe after he

tanta. I instructed him not to discuss his relationship

with me. with, Don Lautz or. with anyone else for that matters oo.

‘bhat he would: call. LOGINOV, and ‘arrange to,

“ angkehiack ‘He. ‘said
é- + report ‘ana perhors: have lunch with ‘hin. -

“lve in: “thé

ms ye ‘subject wilt Hever. be anything.
‘have asked Hesaquerters to

exceptional in, the.

po way of an Accesa agent’ but I

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. ‘reliable. dafermation

Mr. Boonstra

. Minister-Counselor: :

<A. Jays C/VI8 :
de ‘Caxtosine, C C.G.

, Soviata dootze for: Travol Data.

baggage, he said.

‘Lagutney te ‘a replacement for bles Recfperenke whe wae: recently -

‘the past called On me today to repert that =. "=
Nes Loguiney of the Soviet Babassy hao requested his agency to prom |”
- vide data on train schedules fren Hoxice to New York City end beat .
-s¢hedules fren Nev York City to Burepe. The Soviets wre particularly
‘Anterested inthe train beggage allowance and the cost fer excess :

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CONFIDENTIAL

" ersneferred frea the. Soviet Rabasay - fn Hoxico City: My. infernant- do--

‘ecribed pia as tall;, blond, dlueeyed, about thirty. year of ago, and--
_ asa: -petoon., whe, svenka fluent Speaitsh without =y seceat. : .


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PRIKHODKO and KONSTANTINOV were Invited, possibly KUCHE ROV. .,
buit. I can't. find. the names of. the others. :

The description of- the tall brunette sounds like LOGINOY, The other one
Iwill get 0 out t phiotos tc to show DIDDLE, ce

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WY DR, 22 Dooembey WAX
Yes eam, SEN
obrook and Xadi 25 Debomter «YY

4 . . ae .

4 tea

Mahe a

; -¢
: jPonsacs Re Reports Hooting velwvaon Edg:
| .

On 28 Decoabor E called on Kaadsddto at hie residence). primarily for’:

“if tho purpoao. of gosting. up an elonontary oobpe ayaton eisai? ond to “
“Salery_ was: fixed at 450: por oT

arrive at ‘palery, sarrangonnots ttt bin.

aang the irate’ of. hie. tour hore ¢ as Anbasnador. ” As ‘he-ind proviously..:
roquoistod, I vé turned to hin hia roooipt for 35,000. peaca, which’ he inetently a

He commented taat ‘ho hoped ho.

burnt dn an ashtray, with obvious roliof.

would never. have- ‘to, eign anothor, and it: 1s olear that. -thora may be some

Bae ee

probloa in working | out a a poiya aolaiovdodgonant. . Fd valk Loave ry ‘for ‘latory .
ty At on | the fortoving month. I éaked | -

, night ‘after our “first Poynon'ty iit ator taking | ‘the whole nattor over. wht

: his, ‘wife (the. atrongor ‘porecnality of the: ‘ two). he bad finally. ‘Pesolved At.

7 ta his minds friends had to beip che anotions | and at accepted the Aneiioane

vail hi ‘out em tht ‘spate “itiey were going to ‘turn ase ths eves

ana ‘there waa only: ‘a. thousand peso ett: in our ‘pank aodount, :
ito como, We agreod, 8 all ‘in ‘his: wife: ‘and, ocnsiult toga thir. Sis

: was ‘more than senaidie, aboug ‘holpiiigs redognitod ‘both the, uses ‘end dangers: :
Personal dontact, ooo.

of the telephone, and nade some. useful suggeations,
based on eodtal relationship; ‘he the basio arrangenon$} either at’ ‘his:
house on nine. : " Telephone eoritact ‘to bo only betwoen hia wife and mines, oo

if oither of the two wonen eall and ‘suggest scoing one another at any hour .

botween five and etry At means that oithor I am to oall on Diddle at that .

timo
houxy or he on oa depending on the contoxt of the. conversation. Any

other hour nentioned signifies sooial: ‘contact botwoon the women thensolvos,
Enorgency ‘contact :

“
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loan bo nade by I Diddlo himself, oalling omy fron. ay tolophonoy novor - =

, ; ee ifr bis ‘nowae or ‘pffiea, : eens a . . :
-In regard’ ‘to GE affairs, Diddle | aede two gonsonte yhtob ho svggonted

veeeosee oT

i

i ‘steht want to. Mo up with Eaobys . .
ae He aokod ne if i hod net or taiked with Woo! Lindsay at

\.,

: at he dinnor harem Diddle ave

| (vive. Poostdent' ‘of’ Grant Aavortietig aA
lonrdataaa’ nighty’ond on earing that I had, he ‘gounentod that Lihdeay"e

bul tavatton: of hin had: boi ‘90 depiduous that -he- ‘rae ‘hogiining to ‘wonder

Whe he was not dealing with ®omoone: who, ‘might be. ‘visualizing hinvolt as. hie” > ov

‘ _ [outuro Britioh bao officer. ‘Thoro wao ‘onothing: about Andoay ho paddy E

that wade him £001, that he was aevoasing Didaio quite oaretully.: Ilo ankod |

ge ted. were

woe, a We 7 ~ : .
Af vo sound Fan file chook on ‘Lindoay “himeolf and. on Grant Advor tial: é

7 t oaid z would ‘ghoblk

iingliob: Aanigaag® Towa, of which. bho. ta tho Soakoty ‘Editor. ‘What a potfost ;

. , over, tor, soquizing, bho data, ho oxplasnods, “and. what odd friondo ahe hod
me for an | tsi in (abe ie ited ao a us ‘na tlonal in the anglovasiortoan, dire

|
otory, ani day. aooording to ‘Dada, either eaperated or divorced ‘from! a
One. “evening a month or 0 269, “ho .

-#

oan husband) inéwapaper woman ‘or “note. !
found: not. of ‘the, other guosts aoa on

hia. pon to dinner “at hor house,
: seen thoiz, voy. ‘rather undeneaontously; and ‘was 3 left. ‘ith, only: Meo Gonsales- ,
1 he: found to his siirprico, were both Ruseians (nano net:

, roosiied, and nover very olearly. given during. the initial flurry of? tate
h a

These. to éngagoa hin. in serious conversation: ‘

qe Te Ruseianae How do you feel about Communion?

al
3 y
tf :
Ap tee ote a ee eed vet bee

. - “Didalee ‘Where 4s somothing to be said for many “1g ‘not
‘Hala ‘the important aystens under ‘which various oountrivs are governed hovever 7

" duotione).

ron tee te
ee ero tment eet ees,

~ Toy primary Sonoerna is not with’ ‘Conauntan in the abstract, but with ae irae
He must ‘take the best of alt, and £40.”

bout way for Ghana 40. be governeds -

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Fo, no, tho ‘question 4s what do you

| eee EL hee  Rusaionst
f

t vehi - porssnaliy. about Commnion? What are your on doliofat | ;
so Didaler (getting tnd up at this point) Prisartiy,

1k must do desorsbed aa a nationalist, :
= “One ‘of the “Ruasiane: was ‘very tall, brunette, wavy

; "aged ‘about ‘38.
thick oe badzianet 9 obviously ‘Rusaien, vin sppoaranco,” “yery F gopdntooking. The

——r

vos tivally aoa ie took, not: eo haitseey. 0 ‘about a2. pidate bes not.
\ !

os yee sdontisy” “them, gon ‘photograghas ; . _
; — oop ate point in ssiiiang” “thia® in was ‘not to. -

= (i whieh, Diadie + tate): for, about:

pore ‘tat Tplons 6 dinner on 8-Jea

‘andreyer" as wel ~ “Doubts of our ney thet ‘he “would” 1 accent but, no’ re

opportunity to. continue ‘te expoaure to us otioula be overlooked. He nade an _
| the usual connents: ‘conoernang andreyor's differences. from his oshieagues, =o

. | naaing: only that ‘s bad told bin ‘that he was vasieally sntornatlonaltet :
| posto, As others, he senses sone thing wrong in A's relationship vith
(Coaments I dist do not,- as yet. | Sho did not’ appoar ocafortadle

cee

yj i his wife.
ll sn a large & group | cof people “she aia “not ‘know, “dancing to | music ‘abe olearly. |

did not like: niet, ‘frug & ‘ootara, but they secomed to be on good. enough -

ee Eee (oy

‘torna, © Ea was pusbing her join in, but not impationtly) |

teen eee i.

we Diddle asked for. EEI's on. the tri-oontinental Oongrosas a nunber of.

| Ghanians will be "pranoi ting Mexico ron their way. _to_and fron Havaaay, he... _
mrakek epooifioaliy mentioned Iendorkence, whoa he dosoribed as an anti- 7

i : ilacchiapaeehhiaiianantieths Bacbabsnd

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‘Mecranab Ghanian employed aga ety} jeervan® ae the UN, and not somone ho! tee

would have expoozod to be named as a Aolegate to tho. Conforénoe, and Jobn ©.

Se ee a eS see vere

‘Pettocad, whom hp ‘ooid wao a ““orypto-donoorat" at fee and not the anti~.


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Front: oy. L. "Ferris *
: Regal ‘Attache,

re ” ebicets -vaatan ‘ OF SOVIETS To MAZATLAN. wo
ee og 105=4900 (2721/65) we

. ‘Reference is made. to- ‘your nénorandum dated’

“Noveinber $5, 1965; -your #9833,. and, my, memorandum: ‘dated:
. Novenber ‘2a, ‘SSS. cae :

Arpeuianle. outes scaueg ones | Vice i

_ SECRET | : cu boys
oe ae . ‘Group I . ‘ i :

. Excluded: from Automatic fog as *

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F ad 7 a
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CONFIDENTIAL ~
“Datos December 21, 1963 :
To: “My. Winston XM. Scott. .

Fromt) NSE, Ferris
. Legal. atthcne soon

i 2 ; .
1° ot — an ,

/ Subject: Russian Ship ISKATEL ~-
i - .

"105-2976 (12/21/65)

: A conficentaal, soured at Mazatlan, Sih:
- texto, advised that the Russidn ship ISXATSL arrived
: gatlan on Decexbor 3, 1955, and departed on:

“Decoinaber 9, 1965. ‘Phis ‘shib Was: listed asiboing a,

- scientific motor: ship 32

and carried a crew of S2.-
: “= “Phe above source made available a copy of - | | te
the crew list ‘of this vessel, whith is enclosed, ab
te : ‘A socond confidential source at Mazatlan Stated 2
‘that Vice. Consul VALENTIN S. LOSINOV, tae Seeretary of 7
the Russian, Embassy, had been at Mazatlan to ‘pring mail . por

to this ship-and had left Sagatlan on December. S, 1983, ~

pore. + On CMA jek flight ; La: at 3: 5 p.My, en, route to Mexico,

ee se P F. . a ST ma .
Ri i . “. : a . . + a aan
ate : sl. eee re
tj - Enclosure : . . : ~
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3! at Lo GONE 28 : ° ‘
a ria c oN FIODEN t ‘t A Le : _
i}: i Group. Be >
fi ed from Automatic “ . .
4 ° and Docla sssificati on - ae °

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ow ‘Uy February 1°46

——

‘

NEYORANDUM: FOR THE: F
FRON: Oronsky
SUBJECT: - LICOWL-1

7 a

we r “met subject on Friday, re February: at i900 hours. The
Tee ting. uae a very short.:one since I ‘only wanted to determine

i a’ found a ‘girl tor SILNIKOV_ to “paint”. : Fe said’ ue
“Looking. - : a oy

. atches ‘SubsJoetts store at ‘night: ata ‘not
ses 2: February, and Subject: Was: -foréed .to-sleep. ‘above °
“the: "stor “Hikiself, “At 0200 hours on“ Tuesday (8-February) He: |
" was “dwakened’ by the ‘holse of a car horn and” looked from the. -,
- window to 866. Valentin’ S,’ LOGINOV and Vladislav S. . KORMUSHKIN
“..glowine the horn of theif car in the driveway of the Embassy.
' Bath Soviets were drunk and were yelling for the gato ‘guard
_ (sho haprened to be SILNIKOV) to oper the gate for-them,
.- They were driving’ car 237-D (LEONOVts) or 334-D- (KORMUSHKIN'S),
. + Subfects ‘returned to his bed and “did not see them leave ‘the : ne
. Embassy.” a van a ey 7 a

2.77 Be Si @. ‘both LOGINOV. ‘and KORNUSERIN: ‘Live in apartivents: « Lo,
outside. the “Erbassy and since they. would- not willingly goo: -- eee”

‘to the Embassy" at. 3, a,m.- ‘while drunk, it {is likely:-that they

‘Were working when -they got drunk and ‘therefore had’ no fear" ~

* "ot veing réprimanded: -for it.) They may, have returned. to the.

Embassy -to make a report or td secure’ some classified materials

-' “Before golng home’ Both men replaced Known KGB officers |

. and ‘both work under Pavel YATSKOV,,

‘

hat set ovr deat meeting 2 February.


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* Man’ Man driving black Opel with plates 22- 82-62 of DF w was at Soviet Embassy ,

1707-1740 hours’ thls ‘date, LOGINOV saw htm to: the. gate. (re visa???)

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3 February 1966 ,

~ MEMORANDUN FOR: | “Mx. Nathan L: Ferris,
So 7 Legal ‘Attache © .

“ BROM: ° , Winston M. scott”
“SUBJECT: *

Travel. of Soviet

ees “this office has received a _tenert ‘that the’
Soviet Vice-Consul in Mexico City, Valentin Sergeyevich .
LOGINOV, planned to, {ly to Mazatlan, Sinaloa ov 1°
February” 1966, and remain’there until 5 February 1966 -
in ordor to ‘attend to the Sovict ship “Vaushitelnyy 5
hich was scheduted to, Sock | in Mazatlan at. 0300: hours:

. ond Pebruary” 1966

: 2. VAny. information avallable %9 you ‘on ‘LoutNoves
trip would be appreciated. :

THIS INFORNATION Is FROM A “CONFIDENTIAL SCURCE. IT.
MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED IN. WHOLE ORIN PART. OUTSIDE ~
YOUR. OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR. APPROVAL ‘OF THE [ORIGINATING .

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“FROM: Marvin.A. Cabot.
- SUBJECT: Sov let ‘Attendance’at pitt Lecture,

he On ihe: evéhing: ‘of. 26 Jan ‘i966: the: follow ing’ “soviet Bmitiassy officers

. were: identified. a6 artending x
“On the subject of "Tie Experténces of'a Mexican Professor, tn i-University.
“dr the. United States"; Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV and Valentin... ; ve
ot Sergeyevich ‘LOGINOV., KUZNETSOV was seated on the dais behind the’ og a
.).*, .prinelpal speaker. LOGINOV was seatcd In the year portion’ of the 0. eee ;

audience, There’ were sy U.S, Embusay officers present, ., 7

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: MEHORANDUM: FOR THE RécoRD
FROM cyt cos. .
“SUBJECT. a Valentin Losutnov..

2 ee , ue he On ‘2 January. 1966" Me. Gedrge VARROS, ‘Secubtey,
Bo . . Officer, U.S, Embassy, ‘allowed me to make coples of Uh
attached. documents. .

2. VARROS sald he would, “unless we asked the

mo . - ae Teall Cristobal TORRES Ponce not to sh
- for the meeting on ay January with LOGUINOV.

Woes ask TORRES: Ponce to report ‘any. and al
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Pen dts ‘coriojics ‘when they R90 ‘gone place in’ toi: 5 ; and that this individual
i “finally invited Mr., TORRES to have supper with him next Monday," January : ot, |
! '1966,-and that thay Will meet one cach other at the corner ‘Ingurgéntes Sur
: “with : ‘Baja California, under ‘Big. advertisenent ®CANADA", at. 1830 hourss .

i -| ae Me, TORRES 2136 comnented that‘ this individual told hin that, din order i
: to gota Visa for Russia, takos: tims, because they have to call Russia in order. . oe”
-to get authorization, sane process the U,5, Embassy does whan the Russian. os He
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“on 12: and 13 January 1966) reports of.-conversatlons of”
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by Subject! s wife. and daughter. to the USSR.

was: Acting Charge) on.t4- January 1966 of this proposed.
io WIsTt and.of the conversations. we. had ° ‘learned aboute

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1, Referente Is made to LIENVOY (three conversations

Subject with Valentin LOUGINOY, Soviet Embassy officer,

and’ conversations of Mrs. Edith STENSBY (Cltizenship, ce

U.S. Embassy ) with Soviets concerning a: Praposed . viste.

2. -Paul DN ton “ane q ‘advised. Hintstee Boohstra- (wtio

3. Mr. Boonstra had not previously heard of this -
prposéd vistt of Mrs. MUELLER to the USSR. He sald he

“would (without divulging CAS as the source) took Into this.

Aa Later on Ve January 1966, Mr. George VARROS told:

¥

personal ly approved: it (Hes Boonstra later also’ confirmed -

- 5; VARROS. a186 ‘said he thought it. aot - gpd" for
Mrs, "MUELLER té make such a trips ‘He sald (Sonera tatty)
that, she gets. ‘really drunk quite ‘often and she talks -

about. anything and ‘everything she. knows about. For

éxample, she told at a party (whén. she was practical.ly ;
“"Blotto!) about “MUELLER's Meaking Pletures all over Mex IQ:

for CIAl"

6. VARROS will give Mrs. MOELLER FY pre-brlefing:,
defensIve briefing) just prior to her departure, She wil
and VARROS thinks this Is wrong) be travelling on

diplomat le Passport.

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‘Wednesday, 6. April: SILNTKOV arrived. about 1330" ins ‘and ined ‘a,
:apink of tequila, While there, a hiph level Soviet came into .
- . the ‘shop and after he had left STLNIROV told him that the Soviet —
Let 4de-studying Spanish in the Embassy, (This followed Subject's comment’ -.
ou _ to SILNIKOV that the Soviet spoke very good Spanish). .‘SILNIKOV. | |
Te * gaia’ that each: ‘Wednesday - all-the Soviets must ‘speak. Spanish. And” :
~ those , who . refuse’ to do this: mist pay a fine. ‘With the- fine ‘money. °
they: buy more, Spanish. booklets ; and’ recorda, - ‘SILNIKOV said that:
’ there ‘are some Soviets who alinp]y.. refuse ‘to. learn: ‘Spanish ‘or
. Mexioan - oustons, and that ‘these’ people® ‘will-probably not be sent ,
‘: ‘abroad: dgain: Cotinientéd that-this would. be a.shame sinoe Mexico--:
hes such. excelient beaches, weather and everything “1s 40: inexpensive.
. here,. He left: the shop ‘about, 1430:hra.-. Subject was about to= = og
‘lose ‘hia shep. at 2100 -hrs- when Valentin S, -LOGINOV.. came into Le
the atoré.. He asked ‘Xf he could use SU byectt a “phone. and. then
made a long. distance éall to Cuernavaca’ and spoke to someone ‘in’.
Spanish. Subject could not hear what was ‘being said but got.
the phone number =| Cuernavaca 2-30.04 5. .(I-told. Subject to. bring.
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contact REPORT.
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to meet in- his office . at ‘t700 “tHe saine. aye The ‘ooting. Tasted:

for. 20 minutes.

ye 2. “Subject” stated that.at 1200: hours. on ‘Sunday.,, 20° Harch,
So LOGINOV came to the French Club. - He was accompanied by his wife. -
‘whose’ salient, features. were redish hair which. could be: died and
very generous proportions, “a ‘typically stout Russian woman."
“Theye was: also Another Sovict couple With<then, The man was
oyish. haircut. with a part,

. eat “age was. 25 to" 35.
~ -dark ha: and also. young.” The “tw pp-L .
- three child en with. them.all in the 4-6 bracket. "Subject. did: Sot
’ _remenber ‘their sexes since he was’ concentrating om the adults,.
“ ‘(COMMENT * I first thought. that .thé -second Soviet would:bé “KORMUSHIKIN:
“but. Subject” insisted that he did not wear. glasses ‘(SORMUSUKIN' .
always wears glasses). ‘However, Subject's description fits
GORLITSYN and wife perfectly. I will take pictures to the next,
: nfimmations’ os a 58 ad

- dressed! to.8 Stas. Lawii’ wh - they olayed: badminton: until Bab ject:
. left at 1330: During- he’ “per tod 1200 to 1330° they oa not  Songact:

“het hoting.. ‘the. make, ‘color and license plates.

Te fk Se Subject. was. “apologetic. about the paucity of his information.
“Ty + but Tvencouraged™ him- and told hint it was a-fine start. Subject. Fat
said that he had brieféd his wife on LOGINOV and sheiwill be: on. ~~ =. 4 :
‘the ‘lookout for him during the week. Subject appeared to be very” eee OO
_much interested in pursuing this subject for me and. gave every — - 7 “
jindication that he will keep working on it.- ‘ _

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to. be an American- visited ‘the ‘Sévict. Labsessy. in’ Mexico cit a
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fubg reported that on 16 Far he was called at his office by Valentin Lozinovy
who enid he juot wanted to have lunch with Subj and talk, Lorinoey wented to aet

the- luncheon for 17 isary it: Subj demurred, -and tho neet was set for 16 lor.
hag went to the Megson La Borda Reataurent on Rolfvar Calle (incidentally, Losinov
* paid the checks ‘being more: ‘Trone to ‘take the tad than his Predecensor Alexoondr °

Drikhedko)s : : :
They talked for te: ners host. of

that tise token up by Lerinoy dn a review we

* the “inprlatveneas ‘ond iw lirerency: of China £3 eee with the Soviet Union" ‘a.
“ise uine policy, of - seeking Peace. ve fen tioned that China hod had.a break in. the

boat two yours’ ty hovings abundant harvests, He said that hardly a Comnuniat Party
in: the me rd _noa. oupperta hed oni ngntioning anecifically as _thoge thet do the °- ,

ite ‘opoke ‘of the. upcottng © Coni-res of the “cPst at nhich Ye said would be

C. >: ‘anndunced. a. Program for more, consuner Fooday idwer’ prices;: ete. for the Soviet :
L.. ae “poorle. - In this. ‘eorinegtion he. ‘made certain comment about Mumuahchor,, stating
cae

ne commented about: Froso’s - “He aad } ‘noth é :

¢. .0. ‘asked. “Subj to prepare r) ‘precfe « on: the tonien: covered and ‘tno: nal .

_ Logindy nade. ‘about’ ‘them/,. ee ae —

“2. Re operational. na ttera Loginov asked Sibj if tie fad prepared tha anavers 5 about, we
“the personalities in ‘the Poreigi. Office and the Registro Civis Subs sold. he hbgn' ty

and a Lécinoy asked. hin to: have. thea ready for ‘their next meats _ oe - ety :

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, Suhj told Lo; -inov about an peoming trip to Copenharen, which he ‘Ys to
wundertexe in behalf of the thiet of. Kextean Tourisn, dons tin Salvat (nee ;
_ attached letter). ‘Le, tinov’ asked ‘Subj, if ‘he: ‘were - in Paris, to look up

Ginette Palacei Porter, wife! or “the british Nato official. Subj said he
in Pariny but he would. try: to see. her: iva he: foe, thero.

_ wien t a sure: oe be:

[Scrwenta 3 to eave. Nexieo. 0 on 23 Hare: travel to Bruagéls and Ans terdsa Ay

y Hexieo, “50d satrnteered nor, nox Fragy. i inforration to. Io nov at ut hi Myth

enpleyoeay vos 7 nen a ct _ . gatas
Ley {nov ‘noid he wouid call - Subj ‘for. their next neat. a ° ‘ - AT,
3’, ‘the 6,0, told Subj to propare a superficial persenali ty reaumé on the persons. -
“lk destnor.( (this for. piior: ‘qutond S3Lon to. thie Station). Alo, while in

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- {ee Subj ‘paren the teal ly renarked io. ‘che C. O44 3 in a. ‘Loosely derinod | momer. of -
“showing the detivi ty of the: Tsroeli Embaoay in Kexico, _ that there’ wag to ‘te
1 8 Congress. : c Inteiicctuale’ in Kexico Fith about fifty participants from all
7 “over Latin Anérica, Tie: ha jor ‘theme : “of: the: ‘Consress vas. to be The. $i tudtion- of -
; the. dewa ond: “An th emit nin the Soviet. Union, but the there. waa being held °
“under cover as far- as all vance yublicity’ wes’. ‘concerned, (attached in the. °
“anncuncenent card. for, the Conereae) . Sua3" 8 Stra ag hatading he eranceente ‘

8 ‘to the.C.0,.
‘ Addenduns- ‘Subj “ponaticéa/atter his long: talk with, Losinoy that he regorde’

 Lo:striov. os 4 better intelligence official than Prikhodko,, much’ nore aawy, °
‘end that -he must have been ‘in the intelligence fate Jonker | than Prikhodkos. :
Subj said. that Loginov had told hin that he would show Sub pictures of the i vs

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$3-31-36) on Y) March 1965 and made an appointrient - ‘to: see him =. °- + -
“at 1800 on 14 March at the office. Since I had met him . oe
socially in the fall. of 1965, he remembered me which - facilitated |

the contact. -

2, 1 met with him from 1800 to 1835, ‘at his éffice. He: “took
“.me to a ‘back ioffice where we conducted the. conversation, 1 Lo.

“+ “Stated: my: business. briefly: :that. I knew LOGINOV. was a ifiember,
r ‘desired information about his activit

é. French. Club- ‘and*

‘He | was in “immediate - agreement to help -

he “Sh any way lie: could. - Sy ‘have ‘him LOGINOV's full name, physical - oo dle
‘description,’ type ‘arid license plate’ of his” car and showed. hig ae
ictures. of LOGINOV. ‘and his. wife. . a

re ‘Subject , said’ that che had not seen ‘LOG INOV at. the club
-noy heard his namé: He is sure that LOGINOV. is not a tennis. ~
Or player which is Subject 's- only. occupation at ‘the club. “Subject.
, : “said che only goes-there on Saturday. afternoons and Sunday ~

-. mornings to- play tennis. “However, his, wife often’ ‘goes during. .

_ the :week- with ‘the children. - “Subject agreed that both: he. and °
his wife would: Aook. out. for: LOGINOV. :.At ny suggestion. he ‘sereed’”
to make inquiries. about LOGINOY ‘fron Cluv. employees: such..as”:
. “the manager or the ‘bar téndef who ‘kriow: ‘everybody.’ He “agreed | a

mask his interest- by ‘Stating only. he. had. heard that a ‘Russtan. ceo,

was.a member and to express Foal’ “eurfosity about thys bnusual

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subject. “frimedi ately. agreed. to my request "that this”
matter of strictest confidence bétween himself,

"subject:
a “his wife*and me (his. wife: is:-an -Arierican citizen whom. I “have: met .
“.  * and on- who we also have a POA): _ As I was leaving and thanking
. him for his: coopefation,. he expressed his appreciation in the.

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-, J¢Nitldten_and penarked that ‘Allan. speaks pretty good ‘German,

he: did. not: “ask at

- and no nonsense. He said that he.would “call :me in. “tow or three vee

‘He did .not appear to be 'the.- least guspicious: about Allan. . He
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crew list of the Soviet and, “Vaush4 telnys. wo .

. "esalinge to. this. ‘pource, - GINOV, a -
4k _ Third Secrétary,cf thé Embasgy-of the USSR, visi =ship,.
arriving. by. air fron Mexico. City and, was ‘st ng. at ‘the’ “Hote 1

‘Freeman in Mazatlan. According to’ this’ source, national:
intelligence operatives dn- Mazatlan. re Sted. LOGINOV had. ‘no:
contacts. while’ ‘in the edty. ae the ship! s crew: No

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Commandant. of the: Customs Guard, TYaritine Customs. 0 3 Of Tice,
rn Mazatlan,- Sinaloa, advised that his mea have been-carefully’.
7 watching the ‘elements :of | ‘the Soviet" whaling fleet that are ~ .
Bethe k wistting Mazatlan: - They. -have been alerted“to the:

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whaling ‘ships was” ‘to take on fresh. water ‘and ‘supplies. The
. crews were ‘algo given liberty,

a Also, enclosed: herewith for weference: ‘are ‘copies: of ©
the crew dase: ‘ef the “Soviet vessel. “Iskatel" which visited:
- Mazattan on. January 9, 1966, 7 ;

ce Tn Gonnection wil " the: visit: ‘of. the: "Iskatel, , dt -
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35-71-30 ts listedto Yolanda ALFARO Vda de CACERES Butrago :
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la “anfiora SOTO. “LosuiRay la roguorday, apesar de que ha pagade. ~ —_

ticnpo, ALPARO Lo anise. anvitar’ a. una -rounasn ol sabado préximos .

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CONTACT REPORT
_ SUBJECT: « ” AEGELATIN, Jee
‘PATE OF MEETINGS, " 16 June 1966 .

: od Yr had ‘Yunch with’ Subject. at: the Reforia chub - fron 4
“1330. to 1506- on. 16 June. 1966. a 3 : ;

ae 2.: Subject. ‘dnmediately identified 1 the passport “photo of
BOYAROV as the "Viktor" he had met on 4 June. 7 ~

5: 8 3.7 He said-that- our picture of: LOGINOV. wa & Vasilio © ©
. Whom-he described : “as younger and not as heavy as INOV's .
: picture. ; ; j

7 oe Subject Foported shat on 13 June ‘TSAYEV called hii at
~ home and .asked' to. come’: cby: t ovening.. ” ‘(Confirmed by. LLENVOY)-,
ISAYEV arrived: about 1930. ‘Gna “stayed to about 2030, Subjéct’  *
Suggested that -they havea Martini. -ISAYEV said. that he had ,
eVer “had one.and’ was résted -in, the ingredients and how dt:
. . t together.. Howevey, after~he had’ drunk half, Subject.”
noted that he: :obvious ly did not like its: Therefore, Subject. - :
|... Offered him a Cuba Libra which he accepted and drank... The result:
_ of this. combination was the: first time’ Subsect has seen TSAYEV -

a bee tipsy.

~, §, 18 ..gaid that. | ad. heard that Subject had ‘Kaa.
‘a successful, weekend -fisht -§ June : Subject admitted. this.
i rude YATSKOV V Had. been: (drinking
a ; friend, refusing to” come to Nick's
. tin Nic ‘and. his fle
safe Me AYEV wierély shrugg.
‘nent ioned ‘that he’ had.-met 1 einew man: "Viktor, ' " (poranov} ao
iad spoken -B- few. we Eng tt. ith him and- thought: he -was |

angen “Viktor. was not ‘a
exican countryside and .
~ They did. Hot’ discuss the

rly the scenery @

tassrtica tag

Soviet, "Vasilto. ie
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-of 18° June leaving them both bachelors, :N

‘dinner, took them to t

»., that they lived very modéstly having inherited undistinguished

furniture from his predecessor; et é
stating that friendship: ts what counts and the circumstances

“-_. famely. that he would invite Nick to his home. Nick said that
.. , from ISAYEV's. words’ and Giscomfiture, it was obvious that he.

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6, ISAYEV asked what his fishing plans were. Nick said -

| that -he'was 30 busy with his many probloms at the new plant that

he would not be going. fishing during June. Nick then suggested
that they go on.the weekend of 1 July. However, he added: "but

" ISAYEV answered "Not even Anatoliy (KARABACH?".

- Just you and. me ‘Don't ‘bring: any of your friends like tBat rude

ablo_(YATKOV

‘Nick’ answered’ that Anatoliy was okay and-he could come. - This

date is tentative ard will be confirsied,

7, ISAYEV remarked zhat his wifé and child were in __
Cuernavaca and that KARABACH's wife would.go down on the weekend
tex facetiously' — .

remarked that he would have to organize: some weme.: for them.
. 8. Nick asked ISAYEV about’ the Soviet volleyball tenn. :
ISAYEV said that he had bean heavily engaged in working with then,

He was. with the team for cach game, then. went out ‘with them: to

until- ivan.

i! 9y- Nick brought up” the point that ISAYEV had never invited: ©
him ‘to his house. ISAYEV,. definitely uncomfortable and searching

for words, said that he hadn't invited them because his wife ._
thought: that ‘there was too big a contrast between Nick's hone
and theirs. That Nick was "rich" with lots of bedutiful things -

c. ‘Nick pooh=poohed this

of one's home meant nothing. — ISAYEV ended by saying rather -

is: ashamed: to invite. anyone to. his house. . |
ISAYEV had absolttely no immediate plans to return to the USSR:

and Nick feels that he will be here until November or December,

OF Paul Dillon

he hotel; etc. and didn't get home nights.

10, : Fanaiiy, Nick said that it was his impression. that

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CONTACT. REPORT

. SUBJECT: Nick KOURCHENKO, Jr.
DATE -OF MEETING: 7 June 1966

Le: I met Nick at his partment fron 2630 to 2200 in :

order. to debrief him on ‘the ‘fishing weekend of 3- 5 June. ©

“Nick reported that when he. ‘and his Mexican friend

arrived ‘at Pucuato at 1845 on- Friday, 3 June, YATSKOV and .- .

two other Soviets werd alréady there fishing in front of the ~
cabins. They had come in ISAYEV's VW: Shortly thereafter |

“the Soviets came to the cabins. and Nick greoted YATSKOV and _ . =
introduced his Mexican friend to him. YATSKOV did not introduce ©

the other two.Soviets by name but they. all did shake hands.

: Nick invited them all into his roon ‘but only YATSKOV came; -

He accepted a drink and.Jeft with it, Later outside Nick
asked: one of. the’ new Soviots ‘his. ndne ‘and. got the. answer, |

' "Vasilio,"’ The-other one ‘then used an English. word and Nick
‘asked. if: ‘he spoke English. This, Soviet said his namo was’

Viktor and that he spoké a. little: English. Nick then asked

““YATSKOV which of thé other. two was the newly arrived Soviet.

YATSKOV said that it was Viktor. Nick then lent them his.

_@xtra lantern and that ended things for the night.

-3; The next ‘day both: groups. fished. Separately at.

Sabanita. About noon: YATSKOV came by and. noticed, that Nick —
" was-. having luck so he brought: the other ‘two Sovs: to a spot

inmediataly ‘adjacent, They stayed about an hour, didn't
have™ any Luck” and, fro They siet. again: that evening at the-

av as” upset, | jealous and“ éven angry. Nick then.
‘for a ‘drink, ‘Viktor’ did the same: as YATSKOV,
took. the drink with hia. -YATSKOV- said that the ‘Soviets would
leave Sunday morning: since. they had no luck, Nick left — |:
early Sunday morning for fishing. He-Iater. learned from the ‘
owner that, the Soviets: had left: fairly early Sunday morning. °

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$. Although all the Soviets were pleasant and -correct
there was absolutely no socializing or extended conversation,
They did not accept Nick's invitations to come. in for a.
drink, excépt for the above noted occasions when, they accepted |
mo a drink and ‘left taking it with them, © ° oot ;

Ss. eons" “Nick described. hia. as. ‘an older ‘man, 36
‘to 42, mediuw height," 82-85 hilos, heavy but not fat. build,
.. roundish, boyish face, looked - like.an American in general -
‘appearancé. Does not speak ‘Spanish. Said he spoke a little:
English.. However, their cénvérsation wos so limited that Nick
couldn't ‘determine his fluency. He obviously understood
“everything that Nick said but his answers and comments were

“ short and simple. ‘As noted above, YATSKOV said that he is’

‘the newly arrived Soviet. He did not do any fishing himself
but simply watched. YATSKOV and the othor. Sovict.-

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' ‘positigely identify it. .Our picture has sungiasses,. During.
the day Viktor. had on a whité towel protecting his“neck and’.
| ‘a wide hat but no. sunglasses, At night Nick saw very little
| of him and it was dark. However, Nick did. say that our photo
. was not at all ‘Ancompatibie. with Viktor. Also showed’ him a!
. | : ‘iphoto of GAZIYEV and he said that this was definitely not |
4 . “Viktor. (COMMENT: Since. GAZIYEV and. BOYAROV are the only
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Toe 7 nvasiito":: ” About 28: 232 years ‘old, mediun to dark.
blond: curly hair. medium’ height, vety good athletic: build, nr rn .
‘, the all-American ‘boy type. a er
Speaks pretty good Spanish@but HOt as well as ISAYEV or YATSKOV. :
There’ are only two. Vesilfys ‘at the Embassy ; “BUTSEV and) :
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/ descrip fon. (COMMENT;: Nick's description of"Vasilio" fits -

“/ LOGINOV \to | a."T." However, his nané is Valentin and-not. :
4 _Basilty “Twill show Nick picthres : at. the next: meeting. ): _

8\ Previously Nick has met. ‘8 Soviets, ‘all in true name
(dost. by first name only). Thus it is strange: that BOYAROV
and LOG ‘ov should use Phony ‘Hames.. ‘ .

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SUBJECT: Requirement for LIREALM =

‘Sexgeyevich LoGiiov and Yevgeny Nkolayertet GoRLTISYN. Be . Ss he
"gives to LIREALM, Both ‘of the: Sovlets. are ‘known, t treijient the
“French Club, ft is requested ¢ that LIREALM report on any activites’ oe

of the Soviets" at the club, OF any. ether Club menibera wiih whom OE

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Wife Alexandra, .bori-in 1928 .
_ Son Dmitry, bora ta. 1959. .

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thts! “office has ‘pecelved a ‘report ‘thet
Consul Valentin Sergeyevich . LOG-INOY
Maite 27. May: -1966.°-H

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there wight be leftist intg Ais fe of the ‘Congress, ‘goheduled ; to take place at:

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: CONTACT REPORT yO Oo oe _
oO | DATE OF MEETING: 7 2 May 1966 _ can - _ | ee a

| letme’ Subject saw: ‘hitin at the Club, soe ire Since this miakes two tines thet pe
a CORLD SYN has been at the Club, perhaps he. ts ‘algo a member, ye ao a

vorted th that on Sunday; 24 Apri: he ‘and another’ -menibed.
Sere a egw to: play doubles,. ‘Subject

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“SECRET

27 April 1966

Travel Agencies. CAMAV) ‘there.
tors.

7 Consul, Valentin. Sergeyevich. L0G) Vv: planned. to travel to.
Guadalajara ‘on: 25 April.1966 inorder: to attend the Congre
in snferiation, ava: s{habr ou
2 : . in Guadalajara would ‘be.

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: {HOLE“OR IN PART OUTSIDE’ YOU!
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~ SUBJECT: Centact Rerort/ r/ —

. 25 Ayr 10005 en ’ Jios ‘arquimades, in ears

“1. Subj reported that he was-at the airpert the nicht of 23 Apr to receive
the Ir ‘TRIST delegation, | XLV representatives Ibar;vien ond Rorero were

also. on hands Boicenko was much put out because their arrival. had eon oe

; —,
. delzyed over the matter of ebtaining 1 texicon visas. Ne. told Subj he “would
ve° ‘int exLoo - only for the first day of - th re AAV conference in Guadale joray:

a decausa. “he was coing. cn “to Montreal: on: 23. Apt, to. inaugurate. Soviet. ship
mincrad The others | would renaiti ‘in - :

} rvice “alzcet. 2m freon. Nontieal and J Le

‘Xexico | for \ . : . wh ;
2. “The: ‘delegate were token to, t ated Reforma, “Sass whe. ‘paige ote “
‘Lakhatloy to the Reforma, asked: how it was that “khailow hed left. the Foreign
‘Office to be ‘an: “‘ENTURISTS Bo khailov said } he hod a 15 year old ‘danghtex,in Hoacos ; ;
and wan ted to ‘renain there. His card read, “Director of International Organizations", .

, _ DNUSISES ns On Lae Peet

. ‘Sub had" ‘coffee at the airport with Yelentin L : ipaeend Viskoe . Nothing a

. > ; -of ‘Subs's break-off: ‘fron Lordnovs - a i toy a

“He seta ke Was hot Manan

mill ‘await overtures: fron’ the Soviets.
of Mexico until Ww Taye _

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SUBJECT: “Hair color. report of Soviets
LICALLA ;

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: ‘MIROSHNIKOV.
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RADVANSKIY.

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Black © . — oe P8770, es

Dark ‘brown _ re P:8167,

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Blond:

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oS 500,- sunita office “fo ry Ae oe,
ee Apr, 1 oy its office . fH v7] 7/7 > EY ——

3. When the C,0, arrived st Su via, nifisa, one of the vale enplomees., of. ‘Subj

evidently advio-d hin that rei
office to advice the ©,6, th ;
. making travel arranger “ents. frre é Oe res

sar wag heros subj cane froa hia inhor * : ;
. + . 4

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ned int the out cr eegteee

back. to the ‘Poosarcenay and hha Shea’ vutied in a aka

pr), had. “no! arrived ‘tat “exteo: as “achedated i
air receiving? “exies n Visas. : The delay.

. dn. Gusdarajera. (ar
. ‘bedause there had’ toon

¥ delay in ¢

: waa. ‘ oseasioned by: texan - da
' t6 process tho vioas. The croup of four haa. deon™ ro-acheduled to arrive in.

vi nd. ‘for, eiintzad’ bio; saphie inforsation in -order

. Vigxi co on, 23. Arr via Sabena. .

telo-r na, Fa eration required ‘tor vise:

_ Tae. C0e saw: the: Lexchan. 7e of

<7 Cc 065257, tecued 25 Sept 1368. ;
Await vay! .
fossa Ahmedoy x (ete), born 24 June » 1924 in Tas Bkerit, chie® of ‘the Usbexiatan. Tourtea

= z

“ that’ he, attended 30° “Kae. to 2 hie 1966). “he neeientists® and -
the] : fEURIST™ ‘rep. for Dennarks - The " Ferresentatives. trot the Acaieny of Seiendes"

"ere Gonnadiys did¥oyevich Foshacy, and a Thnun: Ps, Tnofetov _fearda attathed)s ee

de, "Che c.0. awho had heard from oe
“his -conftentation with Valent 1

that. Rectings: Subj reported a < “Loins
oe Ansistg’ that Loginov cone to his office. ~

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o follozing dex, 1g abe, Tactnov eave’ to Subs'c offices He naked Subj how

: hia trip (to Zurore) : hed been and specifically asked if S$ Sudj had secon Ginette :
--Poisced Porter. Subj replied thas he had found out that Ginette and hor husband - |
rore yacasdoning int tly. oy a : , : i

Le. Ano asked whot imnreacions se had reesived Jn Marere: on France! o- bucking a ee

ont et NATO. Subj nnawered ‘that he had ¢ arol: en te gare senehsra, including

bates e) La; Mero-of Air Frénce, sho ccnaidered fin general, that, de Gaulle waa not
“ufohSy. bat that. hia. way

ras “tee areatio, ‘that, het wag annayane everyone; and: that

g several .r 1 itov. asked if. anything had’ ‘imappened. ‘Subj’ ‘roplied’ fie
: had Feagone. _Lyginov’ asked what they’ Here. Lud. oaia- “he wad, dreds, he liad a”
Jot. to ‘doz. and ‘frankly: “he was- plain disapnointed- th ore had been ists doala

planned, nothins ‘happened, ana he was doing guste junk. “Tasthey asked if that .
waa SHe5t8, final deciaion, © Sut ‘J anid yeas x) Soviet. ‘then. asked. if thoy. could»

before’ the éxipectea asrivel -at :
. ip certs to Votico. they “i eld, peat in the restourcnt. :
a ° ‘subj. told. Lottiiov he hg ‘troveled
“yor. friendly. - and ho. as ked” Losttov if) he ‘sinded, that, he ‘gan- the Amb “again,

HOGABOY - “said not tat all~ but not to. eal the. Amb ak tho” Seven ab or use the: phone

th $rto Daz orev), ne “that! ‘they had. heeome: |

Me eat aid i gas
"The (0,0,"-to

visa ¢ tat’ 9 was trent, 7

' ds: te yemin- frtenaty tho shy and: is ree to do anything

oatpene his neet with ec

_ i PURIST dele gation’ is “ogheduléd, te errives,

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WATENAS (Oe —
é Aheik 7 2? uly, 19646
. ws aon ver hae . . 7 ke '

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Ye: VALEWDIN’S. LcHTHCY Kee Kee f: Ly i ae

a

. Source? WB (te Ay) (FOR PERSONAL: attention cos) aw (320* .
: 3 mt "pater = 22. may, inst. ve ‘ an

. . Can * /
Some tine ago ‘Bub jeat ip radio was stolen from his home, 8

we tiree Tene bates

' He “reported it to the police and nothing fieppened. ‘He haa. continued
- to request: police assistance in thie matter, ‘unt 11 ‘the robbery and’
sub Jeot's somplaining stout laok- of police attention waa brought tor
- the attention of Gen, opsio, ‘who ‘assigned, or requested that an agent

be: ssstgned to go out and: calm down, the irata, ‘Sovist. The. agent *.

LY ha cs itseh?—

J want out. en 19 July, lest. Gi ; . mo ,
Po, (On 20 July, Test, the agent reported bnok ‘to. Gen, Dod that . a

: he hed talked to 6 ub ject for sore time. about: the stolen radto, bit that.

‘roltosing the discussion the: sub Jeet. hed asked. the Beant, "to work for.
‘ide en eortsin siattara”, offer ing him’ 5,000. 00 pesos per months Agent

requested Anetruct ions. ‘Gen. “dfero o. contacted 1/8, discussed the matter — - :

Sand ‘told the agent to accept. the offer. Agent again aaw subJeat ‘on

ne ars July; last, ‘and wes given his fixat "assignment by subjects”

: 7 ere this: waa a request for agent to lesate one NICOLAS JUAN eoStncing
“and latter’ 3 atte, VALENTINA. GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN, both déacribed as ;

Veneguelan citizens, and to advise subjeot soonest as to street addrass

L and telphone numoer of residenne, a3 well as place of sore eestin -
‘ y oN °
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Wh mada: a quick cheak ¢ of the Goberndeién files on “the ‘postnonie, :

ith follesing results:

_ NICOLAS soar Sostici? f 12899 oe a wh
‘Born St.- Petersburg, Rustad i in: Ags. Indieat ton- that at one .

“time. he served “in u.5, ‘Navy. Présently employed ‘as "Director of Projects" :

by Stephens=Adamson de Mexia, 8. A, de Cove, Calle Norte 65 #1058, »

(BePe 16 México, DPS} tele 7-67-8955, N7-h2-220 He te Listed, as Vonézielan

T Patee enten sesamin tt a kits etecnin emt at SIenhtB 8 tfe” ma open

Qi “oltizen. 2 Os re oo a ae vt: or a Cite ae.
VALENTINA, Akgspon' ‘DE .BOSTROBN: 9 2 a
, i - Se —— SS - .
y _ Born Breslau, Copsiany 3. worked aa ‘transiator or teacher of

Russian: ‘at UaNe Presently employed as teacher of Russ tan at the

Ibere Avior toane University. Presently a Venseuatan oitizen,

oa ‘The Gen, Mgr. of Stephenssttanison ‘de Mex too is RICHARD SEMOUR.
. BAKER, & UsSu. altizen.. a :
; 1 ere : - ~ . :

_— 4 - . ; 1/8 eugaeétis ‘that ‘we may y-deotre ti to ooritect Bam ; "$0 ‘got a line’
. —_ a . —_ oa on the BOSTROENS »_ aiid, if, ‘that source. and others ‘avaliable to us give.
a oe, thie & olear, bill, that wo may desire. to dentact ‘them ma start a Little "3
= -Daokfire’s 1/8. will cooperate filly with uss He would Like to imow your.

reactions (ie te personally. Antrigued: by the case ,and” will be. anxious my
to hear from you via thisame route back. } nm! ARITA ma na . S

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GOA GaN Rie NO a? ‘ CS
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
- / ; a . >) .
70 “ the Files . Ok F 22 July ys
, FROM ows PP loo
Tpke Te ss Ay At 08800 hours 7 nad 2° telephone call from the Secretary > |
i : i * . . ee , = a = te an; =. 7
a rr ce -  .+ of Golernacton, Lic, Luis Zcheyarria,- he salf that he had-an urgent
. / se . ratter in which he neaded yy hely, He ag¢sed that this was a natter
j : : i that Pre tent Suctacro Diaz. Orons. vas personality ‘very interesteds .
Se * ane - Echevarria sent nvoy/? to see, and gave ine. t! roto .
: : ine in ormatl on and ask od ‘the, £8) lestg dal a “

. i re ; faye “Prasident faz Ordas is) persofally very apset!" dy
: elle cy se". certain redent actions hy. some Sc foo, (Note: i:
{ Te Us - J believe, lat de nob panes His, he Soviet ras tried to
ns yes "rrcrult! a source close to the Presiieat: ‘and that th is has,
et - , : . Mebokrired"), S . ;
; toe ae “bye. Yalstihin : So weoKGE) is of partic.
ee Garland urgent: iaterest intere ; Pr I was.
+ fi . ° - kold } ny Echevarria on the. _tbtephone that the. top: name en the’

, ‘TOAUETOV, garticalarly say tng, what thera .
h a5 Spy" 3° and, sscon@y, a List-oft knew Sp pies” in”
a imbasey. (rote thes ysts were civen to me orela

vie
. ‘and on a ecard byt sfer
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ata on 1 t¥0) Wronbisst

H ; . =, 7 asked Echevarria fer his nersoral ass
- the data on Soviets witetithe Veiican Foreten 2
that this date, with pneta
to get this data for us; a:

Metrinction :C€ Valentin nctrro fp HZ! “~ PRATT; Soytat

rR aenenn ae g Fe ssv

Buy U.S. Sais Bors RE din de cre at gs Plan a ee y "\
Cig Liempo/é { Cp - SESE § 3 Lirara’(P4 “TeS4) 3 (rn pm)

9 at (08240- heurs on. |

y rria- urgently These aher

Sa. ft
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id Drinters So push: for it on a contiauing basis,

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Ve ht a neatings with Sub? cot on, VV, and
. : : need Crom 1670 to aborh SOuN cere
. ol. aterod-eci Francis J, COIGNE to ‘ teat aa

co next necking, was set for Ylednesday ov July
carn:r of Puebla and Jalavna strev ts | ;
nals claimed that. he had relatives In town
nis notes ur to date. ‘He had very. Uitte . -
sd ‘vas instriéted to make every etrort 2
mwa ahd ly basis. During the meetine on ° 65
ject uhat-l was leaving and that Tato. — - :
one Vr the future, Subject’ satd fabsoluttly |
Ladking about another tonite. T was ret:
‘aod me and ‘repeated. taak To was. Teaving
tint he understood. My impression was
leanvine ond His reaction to my bit of
ected, (Or rather his lack of reactton).
mabe fash aces Sub 4eet enters thé car ie -berirs nalking-  - >
i fells AEE n vary stranre way to berin any kind of oS
poeghea shat he might be reneating a prevaved |
Cour. twicé i asked him the samé queaticore tn
. su see iv he would give me the answer In the
As abhinten My but- he always. changed 16, cnouph.s
ihenped that he was telling. me something in-iis ov.
Neverthe loss, it. was ao point that always’ both: red. “me

bocnake It A matter of records ets

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cone

St trom ‘hha wt then notes) -

cure. Sut ect saw the “short American womin (rreviously
rem Subsect's store to a tourist eveney) - oy.

_ a & rhoning 2
Oe Yeasire e Soviet Hrbassy about 1130 hours, “lie did nek ste
. ner cnser. SHE enme into the shop to use Subfect's phone cut the
short ‘oukcof: order. About the sane time he saw teo'm nr wha
‘ ro be! Americans” enter the Embassy... ‘One wag white and ¢- aa
} repro... Subject: -went ‘to pick up some bothies and rn oe
“spenk to cach other tn English, Accordin: to tubject, 96
hold? nim that two “Airevicans. ‘had visited the bas sy ane
£ Hecarse Ehey-did not want ‘to fisht in Vies Mam, poe
‘con-able: to fdertify thé woman but the Americans

*LIGORL, seid they Left the F bassy at 1157 hours.) |
yi miade! two Wisits to’ the Embass¥. . Once in the. fe
ce tn tte early aftérnoon.: a
“flit © TETKOV ‘told him that. they. warited visas. |.”
: “pow SILNIKOV knew anything about these. _
“PORTO is no longer on the Fain pate of rve«

t

i Fl ohater in the day STENTKOV dronped vy (and made the comresns
. » aboevel, ve else hols vuofeet hat Viktor KALYGIN had been

So J gf placedion rac main robe once. more (confirmed by the berehovces .
. yw art bart ue (21n) wan “officially” the administrative offteer,
‘ yy He ante can now find time to eat Mexican food with 5 .cdic:

} and nuid ne would be by the following day about OCOD hours,

as June ITNIKOV came in about. 0e00 houra and , “8
; ittig~fixed him sore srectal Nextean food -
Anta Day.) He was there for about a half -

zs came in and ordered 75 RESON, - ort

wn and at yoan hours LOcTre'. “e
. vloled three scco.te cases or co.c, it
ie ation is already there™ and asked Subject
: of “ty to the crbassy. On his arrival at
aan : “oye onted that there were groups from all the
Save. - eortes urd that cach had broucht wine and food a
hore aentative, of their country. There was so much food and


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caer Jost zs, dice que at ¥ que, ‘ya deapteg le phati ara-y. que:
. Boo le Liaw: ‘para ‘avisarle que eatd ‘de, ‘regrese aa Que’ tanbiéa
es para, avisarlo qua fio “han: tenido tidtiotas. de ‘TUCHA ° TYCHA

toxdea en ‘seguir
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ls. I have reviewed the entire LOGINOV fue ani have made copies :

“of all pertinent LIENVCY. “elips for the following P files and ‘have

eluled note t to ‘that ‘effect An “each ‘of ‘these © files

- SPREE rea rowenta AVILA: Rata P-58- = ae

cba get eat Sa eerre” FLORES! 1. (Be12259 .
: pr a Salvador PAZ Plata. .12775- _
ne Me eee) 7 Bptk@ KAMMERMAN 0 Pe12843,

oT : — = _ en tiachea ‘he re sia ans “tepse’ of all ‘the aaa T found" on” tha

Ju eoreat: toi woas y bite "ALVAREZ: ‘eon fistany at

fo Te . Jose tats ALVABSS + was one of the students ia the meaty

and Thuraday;. 7 to 8130 Pe Bes Rus dati language classes at. .

. “the “Tio: during g the pontha ‘of February and. March.
ae a — (2) AEM, “dated a7} ‘Ne revoir 196 Basan “4nforna tion —~

Tg cata ee

a 4 banter of we ya Commit tts. of. Michoaeans a aes
@) Tha a 30 Noventier. 1964 Legal “Attactie j report one |
Jose Luis. ALvass2 of Yorelia, /Hichoacan; ‘Vas named as one- who

assis zted the National Liberation Novonent in’ Nexico. fo ee

age Bia=20810, dated 1 March 196377 ‘Gheluded tha” feaitag—
——- : information: from LIBRIFOKM:-—"Qne -Jose-Lui s- ALVAREZ— (eatronynée—

re _uninown).4s putting itema.in the!Voa dela Iniversidad!  (Univer=_’
_Sided Autenora Nacional do. Mexico) for the Grechs._ _KUBATA,

the Charge d'affaires in the Czech Embassy praised ALVAREZ
na "for his reports and said ‘we will give you nosey and mterial
— aN : ~ te tap Saort t the pagazine', “ALVAREZ also “york. on tho
_ j AS — ~~ University's” ‘Feriedico de la Universidad!” (aavepaper) .
mentee on QPP (5) BEA27516,-dated 27-Cotoder 1965; provided an-L-—-———

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a as alm to “ea, Sf. tiebs, o_poonle soothing fa. sent oned about caste

eee ee tenn pen tenes acre tee ney ne meee

waa Sgain included | as an

__which the nano of Jose Luis ALVAi

° active. nember of the: MLN and a menbor of, the State Comm thee

r : of Morelia, Michoacan, which had ite generel offices at Gulllerno
i

anchnne Tete me Lepore of te ee eee ee ne ee te te ote cet ea

Priste 3: 35-10 in Morelia,

peg “hbout’ Gloria’ ‘ALFARO, “I vonder™ Af ‘she | may “fot” ter related 7

teacher at the -UNAM Esonorics School. and.
pe BO Ofelia ‘ALFA Lopea “(p-1339), / friend..of- Antonie SARMIENTO- {P2703 3) -

a and. his. Wifey, Violeta. Both Ofelia. ALFARO. and AAGINOV Attended #. 2 _
L _ ___Shristaas p party at the § SARMIENTO! last. at your (pertinent ‘ol olips 5 tneluied-— _
of | \iith the Gloria ALFARO material attached). In the 22 Juno 66 conversation
re “Gloria ALFARO ‘pad vith LOGINOV sho 1 mentions having net hin at Cirietuss

a <a  coptes™ ‘ofall of Loonov's ‘edntagtia” with: thé “Inatitute-———

. as a intoxprotes. y:Traduotores} tnoluding the- -one- ‘wnkoh- mentioned: a

/.. @ré attached. -. Lo _
_ Senorita, FARUNDEDY._ Other. peoples connected. with tnt outfit aret- ener

Lido KELSIN _
ee - Jacobo ‘Chansinski = ok, oy

mare nein ne co nectar

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ME MRAKUR: TOR TH PILES Fo 7
SuinecTs ara st, GOEREL: -

on PATER 28 dino, 1866,

- ‘he J called § Subject at his of fice on 261 i! nes: ‘He gaid that he hasn't

- ‘seen or teen able ta do euch lately becaise. he has heen travelling almost
constantly. (C&MPLT: T tried to get hic tiice during tho last tro ‘works
and he Was out.of tow shoth tines). : -

2 “Hewever Subject has seen. LOGIOV ‘ith wife or child at the club|
tro or’ ‘three ‘tines. tle was, never with 1 antento ! & ATI, ‘He has not
roen, Co, Tye, me : 2 . — - -

mo “s, “Twit call § Sub hject * sean in’ snieJoly amd “900 hin at tint tines *

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i Loginov said: "You're mad ch mea ‘Subj s adds "i may should Ibe nod at you?"
_ Legitzev caid: "Sogcausa’ of Rages tic" (rotorving to the fect that tho. Sovs had
first given ote vol réquost to Viagea 2 Kajestic ‘to 60° serviced). You" srers ro -

“. elesriy. Don's ‘force ne; and let's be goed friend," Loginov sadder. "You're

getting difficult."

: fer Tconov), Ia any event, Subj told the ClO. thot ho was not going to the
; U3. Pakessy to request the visa, but would buck the whole problea to KL who’

Be Interestingly onou RET, Loginov took tha ors ortunity to bring up operationsl

asked: “Lyra you, still maa?" :
Subj replied: "Te not tad, and I never wad. Loox, Valen tine " ™ (and then

“he mide his’ first att tems spt at clerification, saying in effect” “thet in, normal

3

Lozinov said (nithout bat sting on eya)s "IL: had: sone business ; for yous a

nern ring 25 June.)

would ‘try to handle, , [Corments Ioginov said he vould cena by the office on

sae, oe ~~ - 26 Juno 1965

e/ LIQCSYe

1225, Su

oy ma,
Uiwvewed

i. In response to a collein by Subs, the 0.0, wont to soo Subs on Saturiey

2, Subj reported het , vhtenta Loginov had avoy! ped in to the office on 24 Juno
tai) Leon 10v) .

to cake arrongen ‘ents Sor | 6 seturn Seip to she Sovict ‘Union for (sie
who, Leincv ssid, bad to: be-in Nescow at. the latest 4 Julye "Subj caid Be"

Wad

27 June with Leenev's Feocpert, because there ‘was tho “Mklihocd that Subj” :
would” ‘ettonpt: to got ‘@ KIX flight for Gochov Via Houston (requiring . aU. s; visa _

vould heve to make ony visa ox oyrengessnats that wore required/,
mattcrs ecain to Subd; and Subj used tha ensuing discussicn to eske hic stance

uiterly cleor to Loginove | The. ‘conversatica Weat tore or less as follovs:

have to srread it ‘ akouind anong: friends;" Subj shrugged this off. . Thon’ Login nov:

tts they wore like brothers; Subj exaggereted a3 is his. menaer= o.
np intinate natie 3 like “pavrdie sg? and “avon unto death hasta la muerte)"
but saying that thet wos th ne culmination point- “anything ‘elso" was- finished),

Subj. cut hin shorts "Don! t bring ne anything. inportsnt or not dis portent- you
[oritys keep it. You tent ‘to go for ee2raci you want’ to go out with th girls; . - vith.
nuck, pleaser; caything up to ‘that point, faa I went yeu to understand thet

Subj yeplieds "Ko, I'n ot aiatiett, bs there's no damase,. I rade ny .
decision ~ snd your chiefs will. understand a position,™

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Loginey tried asains "A cpood frient of yours wos sprointed Chief of the }

U.S. trevel Scrvica - Poul” Giedree Bets e fricwact of yours" i

us i

sbj tecane a little heated in re eit "Yes, bela e good friend, I will i

any plars you have for H

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vi. . ;
ayer sinsys te close to hin, But you E2% this very clecr-
caro; for eed. about thea, {5 that Glecr? I won't do a goddan th mw (OF we
OU underatant thet, Wo'ro friends (you end I), but beside. boing friends~ poo
per oar" : vay tee eee Fb ye sy , |. ;
“a . 7 78

: Loginov took | out a ‘pleco of rarer end started to reed from it, asxing

Subj if he Imew tha non "Diuarde Weboizin- pproxinately 55 years Old= a Mexican. = -

(ats tached isa rhotecory of! the piece of Paper Leginoy hed, been reading,
‘It's ‘iri Rusdisny

“ Jes."

&rd which he: left behind on Subj's éesk éppazontly™ by nistake..

ne Subj ras 3 notable to -translata couph etely at Nrst. glance. - Sudj Plans to

: “peter tie original to ‘Soriney whos ho! cenea by om 27 Jihe.) While Loginov was
‘ resding, Subs soid insistontlys " T don't know. the can, and I'm not goizg to. do *

oo, " TOginovy repliedé. "I'm not .

: vanething es.
shee I don't know (about hin), Absut Pel Ghedro, he's a good friend of YOURE ere ode

Subj said: "Forgvt it” a me, a aw co

i 7 4, Sedj csked tha C,0, - "eid I ‘do , wrong?" he c. 03 replied that’ Subd hod sano 2 :
i recutioul ly- but he has’ to expect thes the Sovg will keep up all “kinds cof n :

a . des

‘ pressures. subtle, agall, oz even erent, end riot so ‘subtle. Bat, tho way is “Gleare.-

ee ; iha kes to do is say "no." |

e _ Subj said that ‘Loginov had brought bis. a box of UP

a3 usual offercd to py, but Lesinov ‘predsea then on hin,
C.0. ko. wanted an express ion of policy. cn how- he. should handle that kind-

pay? | refuse outr ight? “ | :
1

ch" cigars (oben), « end

H
woking you to do.anything « it's fist. : | —
Subj then soid-

rn
: ini ne fron tho Sovs- take the | gifts, efter offering to.
: -* Sua 0.0, said we' woul 2d ‘tive: the ges idence he needed for, thst situation,
wtf o 55 She C.0, will érop gzound- to Subjte- daffice carly next wock,

tho C0, told” “Subj” ‘that there ees a runcr ‘that c Olen” eehif fore nn a ;

ad xa tidecsens,
2. : ; "wes seen excuné: ton Subj saié Ko krew of hoth nin on thst score,: but dcudtea oa
as San oe strongly singe. he was sure oles mould Have contacted 1 hin. "Phe C.0. under fe

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an a Po .
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: - 25 Suly 1966

ye Subs ae sorte loins ¢ vi} dronped in at his offsee on 20 July.
: Loginey heutnaw ¢ told 4 Subject that ho . :
\
had reeaiei were vory disappointed,

beeruse. the thas Subj mould COC Pp IVES

Subj-answer: @ broken record by now) that he oti. mae -

-a friend te 3. wastes) their side, he was: their man = but he- . a

eed thoy novida't ty to 5

; serangeesito)= end: would _
“phe t. ord Yatokev can bring ‘back to Moscow. ;
nothings he can't do anything for then. “Loginov ee TS

sbpant back to: Sub j= and Subd cold fot a thing.

Subd's. éf fice .
re adcut, and ‘sab lett it’ ‘at tr hobe he didn't.
the- piece of paper to return to Lorindv/.. 2

" theo wieée of Tapes

inquiry y Subj renticned the nankes’ of ‘sone applicant

in Absret 1966

y some ue

we Tess to take place in Mosecx
canta to Sub" 3 offices Suliet
ay asst card attacked) and two" fricnés

close friend’ to. ths Mextean a ‘to Roscons
va sehey, in Ti, jusna had. tran eferred a-regueat ¢ to Enbj.-.

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oviet Union 23 “beurda td ‘for tro" "Se fora": Wearia Jes sua 7

+ * oo .
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‘C.0. pugiested that subg have sezecna in his

san Ye sddveedy

has all extra inforz. Pt atica

ete, Subs aeid ‘he: would try t

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a Note t ‘This. 4s a'translation. | - ae
~- (fy Lenvoy) of tle ter report «0... Oe a 8

"wa sent to Litespo/a (via Liane 7
Voy, 2) for Liramaceeies mee a fo ’ _

7 TUTE PE cen ene ieee oe eat geen ents aay,
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. Correrp: ~ ee

. 3 3 agosto, 1965: Arrib§ a Léxico,:

otro elexento, de la-KuB,: hieigndose: cargo
'* edfones 7. de los agentes. de iint eligencia.. ih -enero. de 966
“intent§ inflicnedir y recluter-2 un. chofer de la. Bpbajada
| Rorteazoricana en ubsico. “LOSIWOV oo un agente de thigligen=
\-.,- @ha ouy capeettado -y dendsiado activo..:-Debido a cue no: tiene.
’ < . otras responsobilidadés extras, puedo dedicar 01 :95.de su. | .
. > $4empo.a la ectivided de intoligencia." .Tenenos: conocinicnto ne

de gue es funedoneria de intelisencia.de la: CB. desde 1955,

‘Su jofo imaediato ée ste orgeniszo, cn Lezdcos, es PAVEL Ae

VALET SoRGRYSYIC LOCIROY.

- Feoha de necinientos 23. dicicnbre 19276
‘Egploo: Terecr Seeretariv’ va ls Suooisa Consular ae Ja Ee

doje da soviética en Méxicos |

Donieilio: Ignacio. Bator, los] Col.. ooudeyae :
AutonSvals. Chevrolet, Tapia, 1965, licencia, 19: diplonftioas.
‘Tdtonaa que hobla:. espaol « con. ‘fudes y ‘eonilar inglfas: * i we

Sn 1955 se tints ala xORe . :
De 1995" n 1957 concurris: 8 uns escuela de entienantrite. do

no ROB.
Do ‘iss? Q ‘aosto’ de ‘1960, funclonario on ol Cusetod Genéral.
de la KGB: en Mose&.:

be septicnbre ‘de "1960 ‘a. “septienbire do 1963, Serognds, en. Ta

Habana,’ Cubase.

— '., Diedombre. do: 1961s. ¥iog. a Ponati® x . Seuadér con: ‘el: ‘equine:

- goviético do Soccer. Sn ‘este: “viaje: LLév$ “tine ‘gran cima;

oe ‘sinoro pare . los Pertidos Coministas do ‘Ponané z. Eeute-
‘17 rayo 1962: Pos8 por | iéiice an trlastte para ‘Jo urss an iso

de licanciae
9 septienbre 19633" Partié ce ‘Guba pera recresar a: la. “UNSS<

‘Septienbre. 1963 2 julio de 10836, estuvo: con. funcionario. en: _

el Cunrtel. General d¢ Ie GB. en Koeofis

“Fn Uidxico-LOSINOV reazplend 6. OLSG Hs HechiPoRle :
de todas sus “tune

Yat a PSkO Yo


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MEMORANEID FOR THE RECORD __
‘SURIECT: Tinformati on: Local Sovleta Posed i to > LIRAMA

 - saformetion an certain local-Sovlets, COS on 22 July passed
the attached informatlon to” LIENVOY-2, LIENVOY-2 will
translate It into Spanish and give It to LITEMPO- =8 who wil

. in tum pass it to” ‘LIRAMA :

22 july. 1966

in response’ to 0 LITEMFO- -8's urgent request for cértata

PoulDillon”

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ei | | _

Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV
oo a oo a ds

<7
. _ .
4

D0B: 23 December 1927

Positlon: Third Secretary [fn the. Consular Sect ton: of, the. /
"Soviet Embassy, Kexico, D. Fe \ ob ea Ts foo
: Residences ‘Ignacto. Esteva. 18-1, Colonta ‘Tecubaya: de

Autatob fe 1 4965 Chevrolet Impala, License. 19 OAL

oon oe Languages: Fluent Spanish, Fair English’ — a
ae Career: - |. : oo \ ”, , ; -
ome “" 1g§$ 1 Joined ‘the KGB oO, | a en

1955- 57 Attendéd the KGB - Training Schoo!
.: 1957-August 19605 officer ta KGB Headquarters, Hoscow .
; Sept ‘1960-Sept 1963. ‘Attache In. Havana, ‘Cubs
oe _ 4. = _  Becenber: ‘19618 ‘Travel léd to Panaia and. Ecuador with é a
, ue Soviet: soccer team. On, this trip.he

‘-carrled a large sum of money for the | ;
Combunist Parties’ of Panama - -and Ecuador... -

. yy hay 19623 ‘Trans Ited Hexléo" en route ‘to the UssR for ieavé
ptember “19688 Left Cuba fe return to the USSR.

-Sepearber 19633 July ‘19652 officer in Keb. Headquarters,
: _Bescows | .

er owe

3 Auguat 19652, “Arrived Mexico. © ee rn ea ee

eo ein ‘Mexico. LOGINOV, replaced: Oleg -M.” NECHIPORENKO, another ° 2

|) ORGB officer: and took over all.of NECHIPORENKO''s. "Intelligence.
cS agents: and: ‘duties. ‘In January 1956: he attempted to cultivate. on
-. . and ‘reérult ‘a chauffeur at™ the Ameritan Embassy in’ Mexico. wee re 4
‘LOGINOV Is an unusually. active and capable Iritelligence. : a a ee, |
officer. Stnce he has. almost novovert duties he fs: able’ to« ‘oe ;

- “Spend about 95% of-his time on. Intelligence activity. We

have known that-he Js a KGB officer slmce 1958.- His = 1) |

lomed tate KGB chief én Mexico. is Pavel A. YATSXOV.
, : m has ego
| ZF, Sb , whacergsd fw one

2-2 £0 Garnov CP —
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1 j : r 4
|
BE | Soviet intelligence Officers Staticined in Mextco
ol KGB (Commitee for ‘Stato Security)
” Ghiet: Sergey $, KONSTANTINOV. Se
Deputy Chalet’ Aleksandr V, PRIKHODKO- Se

- OFFICERS: re

Yevgenly I, BEDRIN
Ivan A, BEKETO
Aleksandr M, ‘BROVKIN
Viadimir A, DOLGOV. ~~. .-
' Yevgenly N, GORLITSYN |
- Borla A. KAZANTSEV
Viadislay S, KORMUSHKIN 7
Valentin I, KUCHEROV. a v:
”. Svyatoslav. P, -KUZNETSOV eo os, Jett:
_ Nikolay-S, LEONOV - ~ ea pe re
' Valentin S, LOGINOY =. | , ; °
Vasily s. “MIROSHNIKOV
id-¥, NIKIFOROV. :
_Meksande 2 NIKITIN. -
 -Viadimir N, RADVANSKIY.
a /Viladiaite. “SHI
_ ‘Pavel A; YaTSKOV—
Yurly ZHURIN -.
an ‘Boris S. ‘ZOBNIN ©

i 2, RU (Miltary Ieliigcicey

_ Semis mir N, ‘SOKOLOV... af
- Deputy Chtet: Georgty A. SHCHUCHKIN nee

. OFFICERS:

Aleksandr M. “‘DENISOV “ '
Petr F, GORELOY —

Viadimir P, GOROBETS

Yurly N. ISAYEV. —

Anatolly V, KARABACH ;
_ Viktor L, KHUKHOREV ;
- Yurly A, MITROPOLSKTY . :
Valerly V, SOKOLIN : Ivan V. YELFIMOV
Ruslan A, TUCHNIN : }
Konstantin F. VORONKOV : a ;


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Tt “= ote ~ have ST Be tee feat one 7
a “als alee oe _ A 4: Zu. a ee ag :
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ps. vee op ple kde a 7. ven FE ——
aw Gore CEYM~ 2 CCR mt ae. y phe

. epee Cec’ ELS. end. £ bad. yer an

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1730 Sr. Valentin "ol
epnone call.’ Apparently
he-was guite happy
I was able to’ hear was.

that at night. he dreaas_

conursow (Sunday). they ecorld.
They iaiked fos .quite-a while and‘he.
Ue tola her that he would “take: ‘care of”
ed..co xo to his sountry (USSR)
yf the store if order to afford. hin more.
finished sale EOS, the wanted to J stity.

“That my. ‘friends :
“I had made my Br cogran for today,
t zrand=

the Rowe to » close, my wite: and ©

. Then! -STLNIXOV arfived té dein
y baa’ from‘last ‘night's “drinking.
, she Ambassador's, retura. |
But at this: tiie

oy he, tad ‘alw ys thous nt. . .
: - | : C ce) eat at’ our house. - And- oa
Slog Te the no: “hea said. he world: woome. My wife’ shot me a.
vO. “ . folids | : “STENT XOV. broke the silence saying
a Minute™,. Then he’ left in the
Moe tat : It then. started - to rprin,,;

be - oe ua age he “Estaassye d: the Ambassadozy ate

Yoursy
2Y2HS¥

. , . : ey ate’
ase scoapanied 37 pleas: at ‘chatter: -

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‘But’ ‘to ‘Vasilty who took “it ‘back. to Noscow Mth his. ! ed:

shad: returied to the. UBER about two. weeks '6go (Comments . ‘This ta most: probably”
: EQTSEV: whom Subject calle Vaellty and who returned to the USER on 24 July.) —

= (Second Comments “Tile 16 snother example 0 of- one or. ‘Bilnikov! a vulnerabilities.
; ‘eveporating into thin, alr). tee ; ae

ee an : ‘ 5, Conce: fag the. ‘Aten, an the notes for satsirdey, 30 July, | in: ‘vhteh .
ns ~ Blintkov. bid: in’ ‘the ‘baljrood .for twenty minutes beceusé two-other Soviets
ee vt "came: sin, sunset 1 hed the ae to: aay about these two Bovietat :

a-good description of KofaaiettgEn “tnadl ai
2 ay KORAUSHICING newe 4a, a Vieaialay,

aaked, ‘Baby ot about the 6 dtatrepandy. in the 19. July necting whan: !
=PRABHCHOCIN ‘hei’ come. te the’ on Saturday “

Ya a Stacudétng stisexoy's recent work’ “png | up the Eabessy t ‘asked. :

%,
ubject’ ‘eoid: ‘that the Soviets do not: “Vika ‘to deal

“Wito actually aid the work,
‘with established Miriis for, repatre to the. Euboasy because thay ‘eharge too ; La

i
ts

: ‘puch, They prefer to deal with small independent, pedcple whon they can heat toed
down on the price. Bubject knows of two sich individualist ~ en ee

qrasad Cotte ct Teper; 1G

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Tle have ‘obtatned the fol towing lographic | Information on them
us 23,0 from. Venezuela. oO

. a. Nicholas: Juan BOSTROEH: schretber;. born Coe
toe 23 January A915: tn) SE. . Pétersburg, Russla. Cedula 9983566. mot
a - +) Venezuelan Passport’ #207100; | Travels:.-}7 December 1957-°-:--- -

yo “slate ‘Nafquétta: for Hieml; 30° October -1961 -entered Venezuela ©
from México; 22: November 1961. left Venezuela for Mexico} -

26 December 196] entered. Venezuela; 56. January. 1962 left"

|" Vonezce le ‘for -Mexico;:5 ‘December 1964 Snteres Ser ale
Sena 1268 left. fenezue te for. Mexico ‘6 March 1966
Fe tv mn crea a

er a 7 “Thera: is. no derogatory Informatton. on the: BOSTROEN : Se a

fw “Vatant ine GHUSDOULATRIK 46 0 ‘BOSTROEM,. born?
2 dcrover” 1923 In Breslau Germany. . Cedula “#983867,--
“Vene: uelan. Passport. # # 188%. 2° Teer ide: 3 March. ane ,

_ ‘Diseribut ton;

7 Ort 8
= Ary ve LOGUINOY. Po
oa ~ $0-6-91/
ate Nicholas

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; have taker PRUs" vanes, then I : anked oy wi a et, ia aL

. ma NIRIROPOV watoh PREKHOTRO hea ovioualy'h ‘hed Row that, YanKor has” a

; a place, (is ii enue

ansiverea Roe fe .

pinendo ‘ta ‘not. here (ne tert 25° Fane: on home” eave): Prue hed.

bean’ catering the Puineay Cnrough the win door ‘and. wa3-seen: working in

vindow ‘ 22) Noe YATSKOV is entering through ‘the: “tain door ent. wad - : i an

‘seen wording at this mide “ats cov aleo hod tha: “gate oontiacé wth.

i!

viace ta. ‘AtKOMe ala. 0 5 antes mouitd: ve nest eetents Or : -

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fe
i 39 Suly tude
ros - gin at ;
. . —_
: Soviet travel arranpoments:.
: fonfirmed on Satenasfor’ .
‘ }, chileren, Morina and Viedirir, Satonas 7 _
- Re Lécenes ~ ye
. wWery officteun. .

ovine Taney Lara’ fuagee and sai

“49 fron there, Plans. 346

oe

or : to Losec ‘abe

‘Hee fea t {ckas,

~ , “Madvia to Regs . s . F - ot
Valentin in to: Subj! 3 office on ay July bat Subs was too
. busy. to sec bY awit en 83 July and nade” an appoint sent ‘to see 7 -
. . Subj at 1260 on 29 Ler lg. Sexo iiest taurent hesr Sudj's: ‘oF Tice. =; an
: an The C.0, ; tne ote Subjichst he_ notERue | to- ploy the’-sa70, tune owith Logtinoy a"

of rier, 105

wie} : on 50. guy roth

aN hin to the’ oF
“

e had accompanted .

Subj's wis
y it while” abs ‘is away on his.

rz te 2 hia nifa ‘ia het ritting of ‘the
rss able to” _ _ oe

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avoce tea-

* tonant-any thing “Pres } Mes
tack. tuo ‘kilos: of seavior).

scovle. Contact ferort. for seaplite at),

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- : a my a
grim ok 7 tT ees de :
. :
Mo Cree. ule cle. cee,
. ct poe nae ane bien‘ out ‘ -
. Reames l oc oModeun , Servieto Publica yadac’ : . .
+ - . . n a \ . ae . a
: row . areal. lO er lone and 60 on Vice. -° + . : : .
- - . ° ' ~ poe ttn . eo

Le . ne

w.distao.

til«-nturted, . 2 me thet in his count

waere. they have the cavrdages — -

us objects cowres ath Jewels -of ar

heannd precio

a . a veive, aswell as thoir fine rotes. | cple ix
~ ‘ _ ° . fore “ ne . - a
" Tele rein or riee, ;
' - a people snfing that every cifffeulty cm. vl,
a Soe 7 oe x ‘ Cote - a Og .
Soe, ‘ealmnese pnd eo
: is not very _ -

nat he meant for ge.to understand was

of be’ distevérdd

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Kaine Acotedied

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| cys mary

ote von pemiteoion to nave a aoft srinks rince

¢

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; a

“hoy but T dd not see anvthtne. E think that

Ree bken out want “had. been preparinry

atartnds ie told ne. that in’his ¢ cruntry.

heige deus” were the: 7

the arewn cad preainws objects covied ath. d

well, ae their # fine robes: wide” the poops ix

ar. ALES the: have A arrdiny “omell aaa ar “aD, °

sponte BN, ing that rveny se Sisthcath “ati

he Ventanas. ana’! Finaty sou: ean’ vin.. Hee

this us me,

“nee his Sprite tis tot

# ee

wh

} 4 the Ambac paar, ws hourn he te » igbneeados) 1 is not in liex ico), Shox cilixa: a

te to, —_ atriy rebuxe . .

poo . haxayx Vis gree ood Sevens have a lot of power to wisaipking ese 7 °
putes - be twho de S00 Uc onsit te rhe diseioline of the State, - > ---- : ‘
’ 4 a . .

. Ta ceep an a soba ope ee TT PK bee sty —— .. a . . . oO. :
CS 4 —_——_—_—— no wh : ;
: : { . , . an : . i
pet oe. ‘o ee : . ws

| LiCowL. Metes ot,
So Oud, 17
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tne Ne ater tetieay achied wR mE oe ene tata etree ene

CONTACE Retoids - ORONSKY heen ; . A :
SUNJECE  HtCOwhL-l fe she, yo”

Ua. bie 2 COWL-1 on 27-July at 1930 hours (COIGNE was sick),
The meetin listed anil 2005 aeciés ind Tset the next meeting for. COIGNE cee eee
for tne pat ies and loc ation We atiesday, 10 August, Tell COIGNE
7 | he wilbowe roa eVE-d SSa9 poses for salary for the month of July and - ;
mo ait the end or scr cusih wilt owe aim another 800 pesos for August.
; always’ may hier the dnd: of the’ Moath, . re ”

ve os
ie then od Oger. fwo audio thicrophones and.T gave thom.to we ete
WIE OI IONeS WORE installed in-his- shop and wehave_. _ ee a EE |
ni, Che beowa-paper attached ‘was found ii LICOWL's' . Pee
Ht of:fuae, “Ee said he did not-recall how it ; ;
d did not know who- had written and drawn on the--- = eo
papel = aleve ck since the wor d written on the piece of Brown’ paper: 3
i and inetase cuiry in LICOWS's notes are the same - but the handwriting . sO
: Ae we Tinitely fabs a Only I. ICOWL should-have access: to his notes, . :

Fs

nutes (Weise
“bad notion ther

3 from. 27 July. mectlng (translated by W WEENING:

rouay. my friend Estantslao (SILNIKOV) came. torn me
. “ut about Ww am, and t asked him about the photogea hs Oo

7
nd. it was Vasiliv’s s turn "GUTSEV. did leave on 24 ‘it, es ne
Lo “about. 2 ‘ydatrs olii and now It is time ‘to teach him howe
So niade,™ Sy since for thoscof us who live ina free Bo. wt

this iile of this people seems bad to us because everything ‘Is. ne 0

‘ditferoie from: what7 we a) ~Fhey. teach-us.to-love. our Progress: (2). to.
) i, £0 He les the: poor, “to- ose food" ta beg EECES,

- ree in’:
anges f frony.c ‘

es ‘throusty thelr embassies, Daily, their pore ation,
Th fact, a nronth a 180. a group of Mexicans"

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‘its, niignta Uy | ick@ tru who eannot™ ‘realige thie” evil tn do in supportliig* :
tha who Sow th ofhition wherever they fo, “ After secing people'come. . +”
every dayits the Linkassy to‘et propaganda we can only think that” Ht O?..
their work 1 is (valid), - : .

°

Gene ral Cane: 32, “and as. whe Was “about to hang up he ssed that they 7." K
bestire to walt for him at 7:30 pm, After talking to whoever it was, , 9... *”
he asked in. to sendim, at the same address on General Cano, two wo, un 4
(cases of quinine warer and gingerale by 7 pm, without fail, I[deltvered — ; j.¢ .
them in perso .and took ehem into the kitchen and I noticed that the house ” ,
was betas repaired and that they were getting ready for*company, since

n | there were seve rad. iottles of liquor there, (COMMENT: No Soyiete tok
live at General Gano 32,° NIKI'TIN Hyves at General Leon 32 and, «

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Nenbsor VALNETIN 8.-LaGt INOW:

Demet tier Xunacte Tater Bed . ne a .

Meapoony ALDXANIAL De UE LAN wIEOY” a SS

‘Aerodttado. cosa Taveer scert torko on ‘funetesca do vaco-eénaeh
a supeti tite ‘de ont: NTU FATPOT TO rn . ;

_ Be saben got irean. Fst Lleguds Trepedente do Hosed ea ol:
|“ wpolo a6 ne 232 10 hrae : « .

JOnGE noges te GRA ao ‘Cubana’ as " atdetay ‘pregunta per.
LOUTROV porive, qutere rahor (08 iiacer fobré la ‘Llegada doi ;
- Ballet Wkraniane ‘qlee astimlivunty. sotdn ex  Verinmen ag pore ‘Regan
‘via. La itabana.” ox wréxasre dia 100° ; - .

- * sparhpo cuRDELo ESnwud cubiaia’y ‘putuda a au eologs Leoumov
| ¥ eomuntea: ‘que el Balist Ulrantens n6 va a necesitar do viscous
ya- aie ‘del. visio do Viap0: da Venosnole paesa. al. ‘vusle so Cubans :

Noned a

hore a

19 Sop.65 “vatiebieK ovisa que tiene probleima son lea soliorse: VLUTARCG
: HERRALDIZ, DARGANTES y GENZALT <2 que van a howe, :

27 Sepof5 ‘Fe invitado a reuniSn-coctel dol Cuerpo Coumiler para ol
présine dfa Yo

. 6 O8t.65 JORGY MCJIAS MINpcn. avisa In Llesodsa do 4O deportistas
a ; oo fUSOSq LOGUINOY ae encargea de atendar dichos jugndcress

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¥

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28 Oot.63

a. 13 Bx0066

18 Ene,66

30. Nove65.. Lo

Hace reservactonée vara dr at puerto da Masstidn,
a) avtaado por KE REBIRTO JORNIN da la Enda jada. Cubana, quo
en Yueatdn 820 eneventran tos barcog rusoa *Zhaf iro" y otros.

cen e1 que ‘hay 4 an lostonads: por @xyloeién do una:  ealderas

. “Reserve: per Moxieana. ee. aviactéa pisses. para 82 tomo” ae
_ 7 pare SUGSNTO. GORLYTZINE.

©

i : “HARTANO: “GARCIA cénzuk Cubano « ou 1 Mérida, tuforwa’ dneddonte
del. barea donde bars desionade VICTOR MOROSHOY “

- Leaionade HOROSIOY p utd on transisdado ala edudad ao Héxico
“para sor atandido por- los. doctores coNcit y, CARDENAS do NGetany

ru. Dre. EMILIANO, SoRTANO ‘te informa Yo ‘saiua ‘ae un. marinero.
“FUGOs a quien postortorueiity spears de apendicltiae

: : 1
e

CHARLES GO. MUELLER de: la  pebé jada ‘de Eatades Unidos, oclicita
la visa para ou espoaa BLAINE. : °
1 ‘ . .
’ Replama a su actga scntpnro FLORES que la otra oeasiéa quo
fué anvitade a su fiesta astatioeron wunoa norteasaricaness Bate

oq. disculpa y lo invite edlse

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mom ad Bae oGh © EUGENIO NTORIM pade a RITTER da Teoutea Electrowlecdiuten
eiutas mgnétteas para da grabedora DRS de LOGUINOV.
Noe atendidn por et Oro SORIASU y opersdo a@l los de fobrero

en la Cantral yudrurcicas

Lo.Fsd.66 | " Resorva pasases a Maznt ing

AL Feb.66 ©. | Avide o GONZALEZ do Villisnin ¥ Comafia, que sale a
ae Contadcoaloes. a vies lar Qn earga od baroo y. pide lo ‘conecten, _—
_ eon “elguns. peraona de Hoe, puertes:: . i

BRICKA,Correoponaal de “the Husa, ‘ge pone ‘ae acuerdo para -- a pee tse :
“hacer unaredniéng =... ; re
_Por-Andieaciones do PRIIMONO, Levard. ‘a SARITA ROSSENFTELD ; a7

_ y- ‘PERLA GONZALEZ de Tho Rows ‘inva taciones pare do recepoién dol
dfa.23 en la. Eabajads, ~ se

aay

SANTIAGO Rico de Agonciao Generales Nawfetaas, inforna. a.
LOGUINOV que loa bayvoos rusce. *Thutomaiéa* y Shelengalée® que en”
: “dias pasados. estuvigron oar gande on Coatzacvaleos, donde: esture _
. LOGUINOY 5. represarén | on cuatro dias nde por lo que. quiere saber
as! oo. posible: que. Aun’ bare ue. ealo el fa 18 eon degtine a

“ha Havana regress ol 26042 a carcar 59500 tonsladas., do. tats

- Sammutéaatder ‘ouyo “capitdn. antomad a STETLER ‘de ‘proyfue ‘qué’ rogi
_ vearfa para. eca faohag. y. autsro: recopdar que, dete ‘darse. avies
--@ la: ‘tapi tanta 68 Puorte oon trea: dias. da entieipaciés. ae

” eRicKa lo: invata,. a conar a au. domioi1ic, z, pregunta, oa wa
_ tone tistos ‘gus! {popelos: para: _podor vanJer, 2

7 . SALVADOR ¥aZ de Representactones Harftinad. “quien acompaiid
Po ‘al LOGUIKOV en au Aitime viaje. @ Hazatldng inforua fomiliarnente
' fa liegada de doo barooe ruses el ‘Ortlidn® y el “Venusterly? que
préxisanento lisgariin a Acapulco, pidiende gre una persona do ia
Fobajada vuyo @ ose puerto. para quo sirva de interprete.

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26 Abr.66

Lanes a 1a Feria fed Mogare,

“rade oon LoavEncy. —_ - .

. reek

_2 & ow
SALVADUR PAZ nueveneata Infersa a LocUINoy gua de Aeapnico
el baree que liggS necenita para castos 10,000 dolares, para:
Sombuntiblo, gastoo do puerto y provisiones, LOGUINOV inforaa
que los dard hasta of lures, ouande. recresé ol Coneojore VISKO
deo Yeracrus donda satd atondiends. ‘el berea Micmcicithl

~ ABELARDO ‘CURRELO céneul Cubanoy do Anvita para el priate’

De: Manatidn’ ar capa do arse Suyrée so Somuntea: on

So. | eotintind. saffand fon HARGARES FEDCR pare que. lo 6s loo.

documentos que LOQu THOV neoeaitac.

r as Ho,

SALVADOR bat ‘quien méatraria lea dtepestotones respects.

, ad arribo do ‘barcos me rcéuted a Fuertoo, -nacionales y ver que.

opintsn. “*t4onen ustedea: sobre 250° yy. ver of ustedes sono > Saba jade

: pueden tonar cartes. en: a disunto? «

a aa rar : 2 * 4 : < ~ Tog

“sh Dre Jose ‘wurs ALVAREZ, GaLLou. ae reports LeavTiioy le:
ane » haber‘lo do jndo plantaas ayer: en- ‘Cuernavacas 7988 wrs .

“CURDELG 20° invita 42 ein que, * TateKov y - HRosTarEXG y

despedida gol Lice CARLOS GONE AED. PARRGDI ca organtzada por. ‘al ©

Cuerpo cénsular, pe

“4

Comvdna oon MRCrDES THEVIKo de 1a Agooiasién Mexioana do

. Agencias de Viajos, sobre las actividades da los delegadea ruses

a la conveneién de turiemo en Guadalajara,

ROR? UBLRIE 4 1a -recepetéa dol dia 25 on ia rea jada 46 cube én - .

Drs AMARAL aque dijo ser persoguide peiftico do -su pafa natal

Brasil, pide ao LCOGUINGY asilo dentro de ta exbajada, porque an
1s de Cuba oe lo han negaces LOGUINOV recuarda quo hay um tratgde

eeo-

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oe

ge ¥ Fecemtonda vee la enba Jada do etgan otro pata Latins o

Antrieano.

i 3 May .66- . Se “pone en sontueto oon ol capitan dol birco *Volehovik?

: ; en Verdcria, a progunta | ot yo aparcoté el nariners. TUusd. :
eo — (rootericimonta ae BUpo que dicho mariners habia faltede a ow.
bareo por ‘cuentioncs de » fanaa). wo ~

“ ri. Die. Juan MANUEL PERNARERZ RODRIGU 2 quo’ dijo: wor  Fepree. =
‘sontante. dol. Gobierno del. is tado. do. Néxioo, le ooliesta vide bs
- ‘Loguritov le invita. ‘aque pase | waiflase ata eb Jado, ; soe

, pres akon tnbsate ou tener sus doeumen tée Upara. poder
Aprovechar piu viaje a Luro;o y vieitar Nosed, LOGUINOV ofrace --
hablar eon ol - outa jador af os. neoesario a por ta etepesia: ‘ges :

_ - etonte por: elle? 6

Lisa la “ateriossn or deronte de ta ‘Agonota Vega & Cook
porque sioupeo iio’. andon Pacujorbes pare aus vivag. Bo- van.

bien, requi aitadoas.

Couietonade ‘por KAZANTSEV,, “sommndoa al Live FEnNaitbo YLORES:..
TRIED Ae Soteoten T jo: 4

a: Esterdores

“a loa paeaporton | en. regia y ye ‘no 1s ‘importa ase esa- pereena:

. veya. on wisitea oftolal, .

i
30 soy .66° “Heserva pana jos: pora Veracrus. - _ 7

leoJun.66 VERTA GONZAL"Z PADILLA reclama el 4neumplimionte éo2 :
sontrato do arrendamienta do la casa en Cuernavaca para el
personal do la enba judas .

SERRE ATARI Era Se enor nenNereRMer nett ere

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nt,

& Jun, 66 SALVADGH Pat PLATA pdde to ayude. para obtener ls ropréencn
ocho ‘ tacaén de los darcos rusng quy liegan al puerto da Veracrus,
Tek a mee eevee wee —porque ae reaibtd un. teley an aun ‘dicen que Rusia va a _amportar
un cargamanto de guberias LoGUINOY lo ayadard | pero no le pueden :

ys . disoutir POF terétonos

ay ) din 68. ory Bro, JOBE: Lore _ALVAREZ GALLO del Institute do! Interprotco - o
“y ‘Treductores, le pide. Lieve” el proyoctor da. Gino, “pone. os09 ‘
eofoise, titan dedoos de ver ate “peliculas”, : Lee

“@tonsa “ALPARO. ee cunivie pare platioss oon algunes
funeLoparios de le embajadne LOGUINGV eatd dé. acuerdo on qite .
96a oa viernus duspuse de das” olavos- ‘de Angles"«.

‘La. softort ta” HERNANDEZ! dod “tnatd tute: da ‘Interpreten, ¥- ‘Traduce
“Corea, 3e° avis que ans elaisa sordn hasta ta préxins. sennna
porque SARITA otgue onfermay : :

De de agente Morris Termanoss

Inforsan ‘wobre st Lenogo

: “SIRIAN de is Xeoncta, Mundos Toutes, despise de ‘tratar sobre ;
, “wibas, seolaia: al. mal humor do" LOGUINOV. ol ‘dfa que. eotuve: ou ou. Oe!
9008, puce hasta ou famitia Be Boteatée. LGGUIROY. recomienda, lon oe =
wha. nevelas de omor qua policineas,, Rerque le’ hase preguntas : ae
que Ro. puede sontestars Loe : A os ~

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29 Jul.66 '. Pregunta al Lie. HORA PLANCARTE’ ofteiaa Mayor de la édeara,
- éea Diputados, al motivo del viaje a Rusia del Diputada- JESUS
SANCHE?, pasa poderle otargar la vigas :

Gaetiona visa para Fatados Unides o.ncabre do VLADIMIR «
 SIMELAXYEV correaponsal ruse de Tavuatia en La Habana, se tualmente :

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1 Ad Jale66.

- doses aeistir al Congraso da Mlorobiologia -an Mosed oe _Anolusive _"

Cultural: ¥y Consretal TUD0G 6 Looumnov. dard gustess la visa + a on.
Lila emba jada leo ponard | en ‘contacto. oon esas personage

, -7-

Saoretaria de Neoursos Hidraulioosa ,
lo solicita lu visa, para asietir.a un songresos

uh Ing. MARURL ARAYA de la

Bl Baba jador | do Cuba HERNANDEZ ARHAS, pide se ayuda a
“un gron ‘enigo nuestro" ol Dry ALFONYO ‘MARTINEZ ALVAREZ quien Cog

esta 4 invitado pare, los Hfestejos dol 26 ao Juiie on La Rabanne.

Eu. ings mania “AMAYA “agredcee’ ta vitea étorgada ya au regrecs’
‘ge rormirda para. an, eanbio- de impreetonsss LOGUINOV Xo coperte “ ‘

Pa . Saad - =

eh Lice LARA PLORES informa haber reetbide cable dol
Yeba Jjador: Joss ‘YTURRIAGA en ‘ donde- ‘ratifies su invitactén, por. t,
éal sotive poltoita- Ia vioag ¥ “pedex, plotiosr eon los Agregndea _

BOTAs Freouantemente. ee busgado Loci yoy on ia ouba jada pagag:
ein qui ae encuentro: Sates.

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ea - fs TP 25 Séptenter 1966
tar A wea Pp . .

cope! LICOTY.5

fay

cet, gubjts hone oo f -
Sarat ae Dy! Subd" 8 office eof}. yee ve
aife nent to ‘Subjts hone’ the evenire of 20 Sept for dinner.
ator oe rete tsenghsp | with: Sut J" F] wife, *thig avoiding ‘ure: of .

. nt beside voy ond subd ond his ;

srortnn¢ their rent. Tn epeakinig | 7

“péabibie ¢ &0 te
_ aroblen: with. th

; shabby treatrert that had ‘been’ accorded: the delegates’ to. the wierabiolertcal ‘ongreos
in Hoacow (Sutj had told ‘the ¢/0 that the attendees to the Congress didn't oven ;

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PCC. P~Aa7eE Pdi. 0.855 oe .

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yur ile. Gg
‘ -  Keve hotel ices ‘iond, ‘unt had to be yutup in beds at “oncen Uriveratty),-
- Loginov was evide: tly “Lavestigating on complaint o* the “erterna sho ‘ad attended.
Subj acted if Lo duty ips cing fo vrite hie report to INTETIST.  Leyinov: ent, .
- _ . "No ='bisher - te bhe feddere of Touriom” = - _* .
“gall asked incthere wu: my “ord about hia tei Cy the reenter convestione Lf

ond) ole A

Terdnoy, -

“tha. ‘impression: ‘that’ “Lod no ‘wan,
ake Subjta places ” At any rites Subj had tie ;
a “he. . bramared Taltinov/. Subj replicas "You! chave- more: -eontacta we

to ‘recorsiedd- igotie.

‘thairl hove- 23] Me tacol ‘reoples. tte, not 1 neces ry for
“to you." ns

if

. ; “bu jehane?
ee “TRIS TD La
prea’ Each

sone thing.

Suns alse r

vivén. Sokdon'a"# nares: Me that

eo yk prebeh Poin Tacs: “senehda shoned subj an article in Siesree

ANA fa

Cm am Yipt Port fo: ~ Sit she had translated, She started trlktes abet: at ee
: é. . - ‘ . 1 ¢
. an . a rarer’
3 on : rene  Wtgat Aye, Net Foun Sa Ctiane (le t. Z 4
on fad vex) w_beer At wes BE EVUETS Lihnew ea
. : 4

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moe : , . ‘ . Tea I
celled! ‘exdcan Yoni Coe ‘ethan, whoso furpose Lt was. to “publish the trith arout -

. Vietgan” and a} Trete

my “to send to “Vietnan via Froncé. On weekend the. cl

“Subj dose

snetdy!

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er: ou

1 ton ented hin how the purchase of “the watchos aa
that the- nance

Bethe “heviéwed his notes,

jucé thea in todo but only do ‘certain i

a to. ¥eprod
- ‘form: ‘gince ‘they. are * "tirebone,. ropotitious. and ‘now. lar
“ “fab

ati

ote

‘Description of “atentado” described above.

18 Sept: Kothing _ a . SO

. LOGINOY telle bis that he is nog Cossul in place of YATSXOY.
Tol he-is looking for a 3 bedroom house with garden:
pear the. Embassy) and not -s0re than 4,000 EN “ poath. Asks

- . Subject to-look for ons, %. -&
LIC ow, Cow tert cqat
—trk in ned (9 LG

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‘18. Sep 8] EOY: and STR: ‘HOV. cone | 4 ou: gubject invites :

* thea. ‘home. for lunch, They can’t because: STRIZEDV': ‘bad to. drive Coe
‘Aibagaador toa conference: with Chilean ‘Ambassador. 1400 - Met

: SILNIKOV in alone.- ;

19 Sept: SILNIKOV cones in 3 times: 1100 to 1122; 1420 to 1440;

gs BCR ET

on bicyele a ‘ and. finds : a. house
/bedroons : but reese ‘at. By ;

is a . (Bot 5
ta ‘ear. aud. not returning “py, 1400)

50: SILK :
1820. BTLNTEO i STRIZHOYV. ‘drop. by to > aatie

1830 to 1900 with STRIZHOV to eat tacos.

‘@rink. 1400 SILNIZOV, STRIZEOV and COROBETS drop in for a
= ir

(COMMERT : ‘As usual LILYRIC and LIHITED do not support these tineo).

’ Prancis J. COIGHE

8B CRE T&.

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Te C/o rerinded Subj of what he baaiently was in Soviet eyes = an- Saatern :
and nore, he had never professed to then ary id ecological
Tae rost he had done was to declare that the “«@Q. :
; oir the ‘ntbning shdes, 7

. . Lureponn. refugee’ ard a Jow..
. bo  * gyeipn thy to tho Conrunist cause,
Soviets represented the wave of _the the futeroy and he iG wEr tea 0 be

ust: recognize that ‘such’ sontinent eoning: froa a i

Langa ee

convireed the Soviets.

"You know. ‘ihe: answers."
' Prikhoitko: “TE you! ‘would ‘have to*mat a. man in ‘your értice) would you
; 7 ; 3 moot, “Subjett 2 "It would, ta difficult. necessary to consult Godernacién, because the’
; - a - gomrany had to have the yequired capitalization to place a fete

; " . : ’ a foe see mop sms <= rom Licaed- ~5 Cael

eran te Sept le

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data gallo eee 1a. altura do. ‘Pilaresy,

_ “|
oe _Rombre: | " TPOCAHPO ' ", on 1 ai cho Angas obeores que pn

“ba AT platicando ‘gon, una Major | eon tipo. do Yatina

major nénoionada, ‘an aero dimatansnts, da aigutanter | ae

Bitad: 28 '0:30 a0a4:al ‘fur

a - ‘morenay oabello. negro’ y. vhaadi
Woes regular de. Labioa “grusios. Es

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° whom’ ‘gubject ‘docan*t know.” Gubject hasn't 1 seen ‘GORLITSYN ‘since

. ogutstas ‘or in the ‘bar, Bubject doesn't see him for sistained.
a periods | Subject has seen LOGINOV talking to SARHIENTO or his. a

. Hot ap ppear. to bé" ‘very. much, ‘interested: in: people. Thus he has. Lie
| played tennis with - ‘SARMIENTO for. years ‘and hasn't a thing to -

_ ‘say about, hin? except that. he is a pleasant tennis companion, —

.: Similarty’ ‘SARMIENTO 's. wife is good looking and a good tennis player.

BRU.

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‘CONTACT EXPORT ; ‘ 7 co . |
SUBJECT: _, Ernst GOREEL. oe re |
a Dati ‘OF vastano: _ 3 September 1966... - |

Ye Yr: ‘net ‘with Subject. at ‘hia office on 8 ‘September | 1966 .
30. Newt neat ine is An About: two" weeks: to. ‘bee

I

i
+ tennis with: two: Other wonen (club: ‘wemn ct = oe _ a
our: last ‘meeting. - . :
-Bince LOGINOV ‘dosen't : play: tennis ‘put: conly, site around”

or" thee: times. ° peaking teres with bin’ in: “the- bar, Subject

~ However, he does .

ed! “ind: wilt ing.: 8

_-8, IT haven't had an opportunity to talk to Subject's wife

- yet because Subject says that she does not know the SARMIENTOs.

I met his wife last fall and noted that she is much more alert,
interested and lively in social relations than he is. Therefore
I bet that she knows a lot more than he gives her credit for,

_I intend to invite them to dinner soon in order to talk with the a

wife and explore possibilities,

. — paul Dillon
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SUBJECTS Contact revert/ LICOZY=5 . . . .
7 Sept, a few minutes, Sears Ejeroito Nacional ‘N nL

& Sept, 1100-1200, Subj'a office

7 “3, On 7. Sept “at. about 1100: the 6/0 nade a rovitine: call to Suhj's office to determine
“af. ‘Subj would be availeble that day. - Subj responded that he was glad that the c/o °
” fod-enlled bedsiise. he had - to see him urgently. In cha¥acteristio manner Subj trying =. & oe
: dou ble tatk told the c/o that he hed received | a felegrans, that’ hia old ‘friend (riences) of: ‘

chad’ ‘to: atice for the’ “tact that: there ‘atant havo: been erecta éf'rcuns tances “ta” o

the ‘Séviotat ‘orangetiont for their weet. with’ “Sib Je Further, Jthia was Prikhodko's

fleet meet t arth Suby after. returat fron Mosecy where it ds ®_presined he had ‘taken’ :

he Soviets broachéa a ‘really Siportont.—
; Sut would conduct hinnelf g0° as.

tt out of, band - - in which cage he's was" to de nori-ooinit ttal and | atelt ona acetatons
os “The ofo had: “communicated to the ‘Station the tack he- was “going to take, and
Waa later, informed by the Station’ to reveree ‘the’ plaming of Subj's attitude toward
a contingency Proposition of the Soviste toa flat, unconditional "no."

Glee Pit P-2276 (357 Ce a). 0-702. ( a)

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“ ~e - . ; ™ a

‘accord in-ly, the ¢/0 trie’ to reach Subj at:hie office.
_ 60 the ‘c/o left-a message. to ve civen to Subj ‘if he” should arrive’ vefora 1500.
The; Besnage was) ™ En el negseio: con, sus arigos deberfa us tod Aeoir "no? a todo.”

Subj waa not there
J.

: The mearage Turported to ‘cone. from *Seier, Berger.” » :
—_—
In a ‘téleptione call to Su¥j at: 2800 that evening the c/o learned fron Subj.

. hat nothing of frangeending: importance had oceurred: ‘at his weet vith: the Sovietay.

son)’ ‘had gone “oft az rights: He ‘haa spoken’ with; ses (ans ie- still in ioncoe
énd° with, ‘the, Ministry of Foreim “Affairs) who sent hie regards to Subj ,and alee! four,

Ne had. ‘seen Pavel Yetakov- dn Héseow who told him that he hed wet |

_ Russian records.
Ef ther

ot (, Subs din Paris.- ‘Yatskov: would be returning. to Hoxieo. about, 17 Seftenbér 1966. Et
soe, os © Prikbddko, o or Loginew tola Subj. that Loginov ‘was, a9. Now the. _ Soviet Consul ; a in oe
a : _Teinoy 01d. Subj ‘that “he. would ’ ‘Pass by by Sut ‘office on. Konday : (QQ Sept).
oS ; They incised the invitation t the: travel; agents! to. ‘come to _Moscows: ‘tbe.
“ota” ‘that swerve: INTHRIST, représentatives, in Mexto0 chad ‘been invi ted, that he had’ a

i the telegram and that he’ was a going. to coordinate the: Serangonente for | the travel | ,

: . 6 ‘Séytecker, 1966 boide there will be t a cehference, 24- ‘99 Oototer dn. Tosco of:

: ‘travel. agencies that collaborate ‘with INTURIST Agaling with international /tearkony

to ‘in Hoses ind me

eee everything, eves by cables" “Subj stated” "Y6a san reftiee ng ‘a , vioa.t “Beit « é
"PO Su. @dismisaed that; “saying” that if Subj goes ‘to, Woséow ie ‘wilt he ‘aeet Prixtodkota vo
De collearues, and that if Subj is in Mosece’ thedoctors- there would be ‘happy to
. chock into Subj's health (a matter menticned praviously with doth Loginov ond
Prikhodko).. Subj, responding sonewhat nockingly to this expression. of concern ;
by the ‘Soviets, said fe vas still their friend ‘and one of then, a : 3
Gus Sete «bad wi ah

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Pri khinito ‘thon revarked something to tho-offect that Subj nod didn't? vant, 7 Po

; .to do anything fos thea -what with his bad health and being tied up in tesiness=

. oybut that maybe in: tho future, sees and “then got very much into the present ty ,
sliding eanily into. tha-old sroover he gaid mr tarkod/JBu several times about

8 oun conins, tourist to Hoxieo: - > what, ‘ds the deat way. ‘to o arrange Tegal 3 ‘reatdendor

with the. S Sovteta. Therefore he- toot

- alaays in, hia rondo “re Heit obj oud the 0/0 * that “Hf "the wrettert ts

The fo: ‘adked ‘Sib: if there had’ ‘bean-any travel arrangements fo wion-Sorie
: . r Siibj replied that: Julio’Rothens tre i ch whoa Sudj- ‘et ; 2
“ aa ‘a “Getrnen. “Ten, and “fis wife,.. ‘a Rusaian- Jen, had. left 5 Sept to ‘New Yerk'en route a
to the ‘Soviet. Union, Subj’ said Rothénstreich had told ‘hin that he was ‘Priestly’ with >
the Soviet Ambassador ‘in Mexico and represented "Russian ‘firms* (sic), Ha.sas to
retain in the Sovict Union 15 days and visit a few cities, Moscow, Kiev an Telscgreds
‘and ‘then some cities in Europe, Vienna. and Paris, Subj said that Rothenstreich's

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own firm was making the hotel reservations in the Soviet Union for him, Subj said —— se

he had met once before with Rothenstre{ch years ago, but didn’t know: anything abcut

hla, . : .
Subj also mentioned. a widowor in hio sixties, oevteSenotany, who loft for

- Hosufay hay u broti]er in Kiev,

the Soviet Union on 2 Sop*
be. The fo. had noticed a now face, enang Subdjta enployées ond anked' Subj. who the.
Sib 3) ‘oxplathed ‘that he. had taken: “on, the new ail, Leticia. Cisneros, the
. |

| uo . fri: wag.

on ae - cating at if not” hia. perocrially- Sonsche fros hia- fire :, Tike Miriam, 1 mae

. “interested in InvURIS?: business, ‘and ‘felt: that) he should: Know 3 what plana INTURISE
ye will ‘be fortuleting inasitisch - 83 ‘his conpe ti tors will be there. “He ia ‘intorested’. an
‘tov ‘know: what ‘pércentage he gots of- IXTURIST baginess., ‘He doliaved that INTREST oo mn
would. “£o6t 50% of the. coats. of staying: in ‘the Soviet Union during tho conference’ en re
other’. travel agencies! ‘that-were to be invited. Of the — mt
f <<) Er folt. that he following were ineludeds Garza, Garza Tours, ~
y: Nexnériica Pegaso, Exdureiones y “Vigjee (SVISA),

Subs iew the, “sefea” of

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“De Carlo- Toara, Hie jes Kelis, ook "s
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aa Y 8 ‘reported tnd he had a’ adeting with |
-PRIKHODKO. and LosiNov at: 1500 on 7 Septentior at a. ‘Resdaurant™
in- town. - cos . - “

2S rs 2..- on. vA " Beptember LOGINOV ‘Yeft ‘the
“ ‘Babasay ‘alone’ “in. ‘his- own. ear: at 1403: going. north .on Tacubaya. :

_ PRIKRODKO- ‘left alone. on foot to the east at 1416. They" both: -

érin LOGINOV'S car at: 1720. 7 on Ley

~ Foturned together

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bin ‘to the: LICOZY-5 1 eoting.: Thia- ren not. only “a good" ‘antie- ;
surveillance « device ‘but: Iso helps, to Prevent v us, associating.

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and thatAla ¢myde" us jugt a uy of Jdoshing Loginov.
the C/O. that he felt ‘strong tn hts capacity to deal with the-durtets, ant that

Subj then anaerted ‘to:

ats Joking rémarks in now way ‘yhttated that strangth.. .
Tha C/O brought up the matter of Subj'a having told foginov he would supply.

+ Ate personal documents to Log lnov, and (solely with th ‘dastgn/of reaching for:
So, SudY'9 mottve) stated that wa thought it would be bette “Subf did. nothing
ta piss these duc cuitents te. tng. Soviets and held. them off indefinitely. Subs
aprearcd a btt chagrined. atthe C/0ls Pequest, and told the~C/O why: *-ha- .
6° bastards” hls documents to’ show ‘them he had’ nothing to
“Aldea, and that. “he was not: -afratd of thems tf he didn't give over’ hts documenta
they night think: they | had something on Ain. Further he. felt that Ae: was buytng ~
insurance. OY. jhand tng. them ver openly, and gave as an example that he night be" ~

Bening. .

*

oe? Therefore, Subs: asked tna’ ‘ofo to, check utth” hts. nbossea” to see: otf he could:
. a - get the go-ahéad on handizg over. Ats documenta. “Sub” said tf the answer ta ino”. ;
Fee Le x ha will comply, but-hig pleading to .the C/O appeared cs. tf Subj thought hia sas
the wlser course. (Comment: Daapite the C/0!3- mathod of challenging Subs on
| . apectfics; ‘tke the” tmaybe™ and tha. ‘passing of the documents, the™ Cfots™ ‘oun
1 9 ; J ha Chidved a very ‘satisfactory statue ‘tn his dealings
-( th the: tate, Satisfactory. . in’ the oange- that it ts in ‘accord with tha
St tion's ob Jactives tn the case and equally important that it-can be matntatned
because té ts constatent : with Subj's Bersonaltey: and outlookef ~
We. Baby’ expressed a destre ‘for. another get-together with tha C/o “ana Ale: “uh fee’
Tha c/o explained that.his. wtfa “would be. deaving México by mtd~Jonuary --and
© SudyF who doesn't heed any ptetures toda draun for hin, immed totely- hazarded ~
"the opinion ‘that that. rieant that the C/o. would be“leaving nat too dong: aft
. Ihe c/o acknowledged , this (posstbiitty, but said. he. had no idea. Of. when tt: ‘would © :
“take place. _ Subs” wanted ‘to know tf there - gone to. ie. Oe
i a: that" ‘of course» puId.: fof

the’ tina’ came. and” ‘tha C/o a;
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“14 beewaker 1395 0 7 on

“MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ;

. - SUBJECT: , "Carlos, BLANCO Bolano @+9990)

= ee Ta “Fo iowing: ‘te our te. report on Subject which wanitven a
” .t6.008-on December . 1966 in response to. the attached §__ oan
-Fequirements : ——

; ay "Gartos BLANCO works’ in the. , juasetal. ‘police. asa . :
“confidant of. Carlos. CASAMADRID (P-10968) « - Barlier he’ vorked ‘in rn Can
the’ DFS and later worked with Caxloa:: ‘MADRAZO | (P=5193); in the PRI, . 7
When..MADRAZO™ left ‘the -PRI ‘BLANCO ‘continued.as hig aide, Later . ~- -_
che Went to: work with CASAMADRID, _ Yn the: DFS he never worked on Job ;
- . inves igations: but was ‘assigned to. the. secu ity of rtBttens :

; Y ist ‘Saturday. (COMMENT: lecenber,
“evide tally 3 in | response o our requ: ‘enont which gource - :
“Hie . said that he is- a friend ‘of.

‘3. Source submitted ‘BLANCO 'a’ oar. “on: ‘the back is written
Atenor “Sale # 110-7, ‘Col, ‘Naryate. BLANCO 8 home address) and
nbers10=3 .

pea | Dalton. -_

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pated ee

ee A lice. . | 13 Dacember 2966 —

2 DT
ae Contact ‘peport/ LICOZY=5 ~~ (
=. ame 19 Dae 1930-2000, Hotel Reforma

woes ame. C/O arranged to deltvar.some Itquor to Subj at the time he was hosting
: . an Atr Franca cocktall.at the “Hotel Reforma, After.tha liquor was transferrad
to Subjis car in a naarby. parking lot, Sudj récounted to thec/o the story of a

7 a Subd reporti, trae {tog trap to hts office unannounced ‘and provatled on foe.
$-fo have 2 coffee - with Alm. Loginov fresented. -: eee

- ‘some. personal qmastionn ; Te

I) How had: Subj. left Poland (ofter wiz) for Portas. had kts docunantatton eet

been aga. or. ‘t1légel.- subs. ‘answered that tt wos ia@gal. _ . dag
2): How wis he able to enter forta—did he have a valid French visa, Subj vs

. a sald ‘he did. How dong did he stay tn Faris. - Subj satd.a-faw months,

Sledh es ) -. 9) Bias Ae-raleased from service with the (fol&sh) UB? Sibj-said. yes. Woro..

a an _ thare any conditions to thts release. Subj satd-nos NXAXX Was he supposed to

Suz be: “contacted - “by the ‘Poles. + Sudy said yes, and related the story of-how he waa .

* contacted tn Mexico. (ta March 1955) by a “Poltsh diplomatic courier who drotight. o

' @ latter from Sub J's old boss tn thé UB, Stanchuk (phonetie), and how Sud) - “

‘answered that datter, . /Comment:.. Believe, the story given in some detaty tn

; dabriefsing of Suby on Ais: experiences in. U8 and WHIT. Loginov wanted to know

af Sub jts. response to. foles-had bean. posttive or neyative. Subj satd tt had

. been ne utral, Asked- “Why s, Subj” replied that he. belteved that eighty percent — °

‘ Poles” wera antinsovtet. Logindy said *You are right. nl. :

sg inov | asked Subs. how ha wz getting Glong with the Amartcon atritnes: .

tthe : ne", and asked whys ‘Loginoy sald that ma be y - Bf a

earn tha nate of * tha dtrector of the CIA tn’ i

Subs” told. Loginoo he was crazy, or. couldn't be sertous; he. couldn't |

+ information._1dg {nov asked Subd. if he could, would Ae tell the” Joe

Subj said’ “maybe. * ». coe Fe

. But Subj: ire perfectly at “eas¢. in
“eruth. 't6 the ‘Sboieta, ‘ond: had * ‘nto ‘hesttatton tn showing: thom Ata.

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SECRET
CONTACT REPORT
SUBJECT:
DATE OF, MEETING:

LICOWL@1
13 ‘December 1966

he xy met Subject of 13 Decesbor-1966 at. the corner of Nazas
and. Nelchor Ocampo’ at 3400, — “The Beeting, was held in: my'car and |.
lasted. santal: 1815, °F paid ‘his ‘800 uN salary- ‘for’ ‘December and 800° MO:

: ,Christuas: bonus: for 1966... Noxt ‘Booting, is for Tuesday,’ 3 Sanuary:

1967 ‘at. -1500_ at the sane, place, we
2. : Subject started out “by ‘showing ne 4 piecés of: paper he -

bad picked.up near the incinerator, - “They were worthless ‘and I .

‘later. told him not to. attempt | to pick Pp any nore paper since. co

- information era; conatdered: ‘valid and ‘that rather “than vof tis pe BOTS” wad
use fie] to, us" his material chad ‘weant a lot of. work. for, nothing, I.

aithsagh ‘he, thanked: ne for ‘the second chance:
id: not “appear: to: be too" ‘contrite... : Z

4. Following ‘are: the. few interest ing iteas froa nad notes” on!

On: 12 Deconber:. at ‘ca 1700 RORMUSHRIN. eame ia with another

‘Sunday, 18. Decenber.. oe
paubseet described. fhe: _

Be On 6 Decembe: LOGINOY éane in fron. 1250 te 3242. Hc .
had previously asked Subjdet about helping the Soviets to find a
house for their school, Th ime he asked about the new (LILYRIC)
building - how much ‘an apartment: costs (1500 MN), who lives there.

' (cheriical engineer in penthouse (LILYRIC), a Gorman family on the

gecond floor, etc. LOGINOV's questions were. general and so vere

* Subject's' answers.

: e. On Saturday 3 December 1966 SILNIXOV came in from 1412
to 1430. He asked for tvo receipts of ca 5 MN each for bread, saying
that he had lost- the real ones. Subject, thinks he uses these small
sums to buy beer and girlie magazines, SILNIKOV then leafed: through
a girlie wagazine and then said he wants Subject to find him a girl
for whose favora he is willing to pay 100 MN, (COMMENT: chiseling

10 MN in. false receipts and in the next breath offering 1 100 EN

for a girl?) . io

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1. “Gdaceraing. tho telephone. eall of 8 becénbor 1966 ‘from
Carlos BLANCO to. Vaelentya. B, LOOINOY at-the Sovist Fabassy in
which: BLANCO. told LOGIKOV. that "El .comandanto Carlos” (Carlos.
_ . .CABAMADRID: Ufranda) wanted - td se6 Pavel ‘A. YATSKOY.on an urgent.
Bat y athe: ollouiag information may pertain to- this, Aiseussion 3

~ _gusoubergs ‘At the, end - ; io .
ebject serosa tho table. tovirds waTBKOy.- " YATEROV-- tevered ‘this |
7 object with hia napkin. and then put the’ abject: in bis pocket,

“*3t oan: “ebvisus. that. this object ‘was passed in a. elandestins:
‘manner... ‘They. thon“Left- the. YTestaurent. togothor and separated, -
pen. ‘The Mexican thon-went-to a jeep” ‘with jicenso 21-63 (1964-1965
1... Agave) ond dzove off alone: ‘Thia jeep: hada seal Feading .-- |
we “Procuraduria Genoral deo Justicia del Distrito y. Territorios.
. Fedéralos.~ Policia Judicial,” ‘Thus, At-can be ageumed - that.
the borson is “af eniployoo: ‘of -the. Judicial Police.” a

_ The: uatdent it. ed. Mexican pale was deseribod aa ‘atiout
: ° Riloe: An woight slight

ae # is noted that both Carlos ; casamanRrd: and 1 Carlos
BLANCO “s “are einsiar da ‘Appearance to the above described porgon,

Miranda ‘eaiiod Oleg, Be. EC a
}

Mls 8. ALL ot. the a ov j are KGB officers.” .

7 LOOLHOY: took the. ‘place’ °° HECHIPORENKO when: HECHT PO POREREG | iegt:
“Mexico... “LOGINOV arrived 9xico on 3 “August: 1965. According
to the toelephons conversation : ‘he: was already..a good friend of%
BLARCO's « ‘On 1. November 1965... Thus at would sppear that LOGINOV

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a = wan put into contact. ith BLARCO. by another ‘goviot, probably _. : |
: t: ig interesting to note bat .7a}though :

j

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- béen: ‘ia coatact with LOGIROY, ° ‘there: is Ro perv:
that. either haeg. YATSadV,: YATSEOV- is the EeB oboe “of both.

. HECHIPORERKO and LOGINOV, |
* - a 8. Attached ‘is.a copy ot a wbenorandun concerning Loorroy,

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4, In July 1966 whon you ond Guorpe WwOae @iscussing Carles
CABAMADRID a8 & possible choico for the person wio nad a

_ seoret meoting with Pavel YATSiOV at "La Tablita” Restaurant
— in October 1965, you told Gédrco thay CASANADRID's

sistant or)
‘nan of confidence, XNU,- fitted the description ‘of the porcon ovon
better than CASAMADRID’ did. -

What: ia. the nano of this porsén, und fits official ‘tatio? »

‘What. are his bisidesa. and hone addresses and tolozhonoa?

7

Can you provide us with a photo ‘of hin?-

Can -you givo us a rostne’ of his. profossional. cn weOr and an. 0
“ evaluation of | him aa a porson?- a

Cy ashe
Do. ‘you know a: ‘fia ‘BLANCO who ‘vorks with ‘casi sbniD.-

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CONTACT REPORT | ee
SUBJECT. 0  EYCOWL=2_” a

“DATE oF MEETING! . oo 21 Novenber 1960

Mm ne pickéd Subject up. at the~ corner of. Nilo and Welchor
Ocampo at F100 on 21 November 1966. The tiecting was held in my
- car ona side, ‘street and lasted’ 50 minutes... I paid Subject 800 MN, . an
hi's salary for November 1966, Next meeting | is for,-1100°on IT. _ a .
December at the above place. Subject” WALL he given an | SGSWIRL-

examination at this meeting. vel

Tae a Subject, didn't” have a “word. °: “gay abou LOG Gu :
“te recruit him, “when: I, asked. about<at; ‘hé said he thinks “that ©
LOGINOV is out of. town’ since he hasn't -scen. LOGINOV since. his -
ast.mect ing. with: me. His. ‘notés or 17. Noveinber “Say that.at.- a
2L0 ‘Yur. ly; (ISAYEVY;, camé..in with: another ‘“dtplémat" ‘and™ both. we
~* bought cigarettes, ISAYEV. told. Subject: (apparently out of “the. ;
blue) that LOGINOV. had been | very busy. and theréfore. hadn't? “been. oo4
ble..to sce ‘Subject. |. ISAYEV- then added Subject’, shouldn't ‘forget-
aut what LOGINOV’ had-asked ‘him; Subject answered. that he didn't ;.
what- ‘ISAYEV- was talking ‘about. ISAYEV simply answered,
! d, .He ‘wilt come to see’ you). Yr ‘asked "Subject. why: ISAYEV-
a “Would: ‘be dinéussing LOGINOV'S busiiness- “with him. ~ Subject. had: no
: “idea, except that he thinks, because of this, that ‘they are’ f e,
me, _Eonnected. Professionally, ACOMMENT: GRU and ken?) Poe

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CONTACT REPORT
suBsEcT:; © = |. LYCORL=1 Lo a

Pete ee eertenerewee newbs a ae

i DATE 1¥ MEETING: sO (10 Novenber 1966 a

. 2. I picked Subject up on the « corner of Nazas: and Nelchor le pte big
i an Ocamp> at 1100 on 10 Novegber. The meeting was held in my poo
Doe car had lasted an hour. Next meeting. is for a1 November at 1100, j

ro _ 2. Subject: started things out by” savin that (LOGIN is i
fF éryin= to recrait him-to report on-LIEMPTY=6 Review of his notes _ re
, oo : and d‘ géussfon revealed the following:. ‘On 5. “Novenber LOGINOV : ee
boos came in, Subject told him he had found a. nouse on Juanacatlan,
po _ LOGINGV said that he's looking ‘for one 6n the Chapultapec Park
0 gigs vf Talz. Tacubays and for, Subject to keep looking. Then-
Loot Losi V- gaid.that he would 1ixe to rent an apartment at PA,
ne -de iz Santos 104, Subject told him they arc’ all occupied, | :
: : LOGINUY said “Subject must know these apartments well. Subject Jt
”” admitted © that -he did and began to sketch them byJLOGINOV . .- ae .
: didn?t seem to bé interésted in his efforts, '-LOGINOV then, asked..
3 a . how many apartments’ “there were in the building. Subjéct answered,"
ncn . 16. LOGINOV then said that) since Subject’ knows the apartments
te ‘ " "80. well he must also know the people who live there. Subject
uf oe ‘admitted ‘that he did, At this péint ‘some other Soviets came in.
pet . and the conversation, was terminated, On 6 November LOGINOV © |
I Tot _-dropped : by for ‘some small ‘talk: ‘and left’ sore Soviet “chocolate | Lo :
~ (which-Subject showed mé) for Subject's grandchild. Of .9 November.
“L GINOV came in: ‘at_ 1230 and” asked. Subject. ‘to go to a restaurant:
With - him, | Subject countered by saying-his wife was:home sick a ae
‘and hé had no one..to “ledye. the stove-yith, . Subject .ther- invited. ae
“LOGINOV to. : House but LOGINOV ‘Ainsistéd on. a restaurant. on
a Subject ‘agr to" ‘go on 12 or 13 November.

borg.

- ‘From the above subject ‘concludes “that LOGINOV: ‘wants to.
peeeutt hin ‘to. report. on LIEMPTY-6 (eho lives‘in P.A. de 105.
* Santos "104). ‘I asked why LOGINOV- would be interested. “in LIESPTY=6 -
_ (there “Ms nothing. about. aim. in the notes). Subject answered. , Reon
{ ON D> -that’ he finds’ ‘LIEMPTY=6, ver Spicious: because in the 5 yéars ) >) lo,
ote that he has known hin, Subject doesn't, know what he. ‘does for a . oe :
Sh ° living. . He thinks he writes ‘novels. In any case he is-™ home’ 7
So  , all day: long. In addition, he lies. Examplé: ‘He told Subject
ee, ' that-he owns the new (LILYRIC) building. He is also eccentric.
7 a Besides his windows face on the Embassy. LIEMPTY-6 has apartment,
t 17, The apartment directly below his, number 13, (probably old
: : LILYRIC) 45 empty. Subject went to see the owner having LOGINOV
in mind, The owner said that the apartment had been rented by
LIE MPTY-6 which Subject also finds surprising. The whole theme
was that-he is suspicious cf LIEMPTY-6 and that. LOGINOV wants
to recruit him to report on hin, All of the above on LIEMPTY=6
and his apartment was verbal. There was’ not a word about hin

ia his notes. — ' . .

4, I told Subject that. if LOGINOV tries to recruit him for
any purpose, he is to cut him short and to indignantly refuse.
He is.,also to tall LOGINOY that SILNIKOV had tried. the same thing
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|

: Boney. ‘He 48 28-30 yeara old, married and has- gorked for ae
Nicolas. for 2 or 3. yoars. . (COMMENT } Colonta Peénsil ta: in the: 2

, western part of Tacuba and is full of Lagos, but “pothing. a

anywhere near Lago- Conk)... L-told Subject fe ge-fhead and fet i

‘me the information on Nicolas NU anyway.” a notés -o yw this

. 1

i

are ia the contry | for 36 pstorer. fo
. ye if.

“8. With this’ Subject ran out of volduteered ; ‘dntormation and .
we attacked his, notes which contained the following items
worthy of note ft Coy wv -
f a. on 11 Octo Leetnov “cdue: An and asked: Subject:
} to keep looking: for a houge. near the Embassy. He ‘said thoy”
as to which the. ‘ehildren can’ walk aince
driving ‘then back and: fo th to” the | present. ‘school is proving.»

“peter house: ena Lote
(COMMENT: * That’ ~


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a, we e 4
] . 7 ; .

usual effervescent self, asked immediately if I had

_getten the capers he left for me, stated that he had toe

: decided to go to Moscow, Pattled orf his schedule, gave.

_ the: nanes of. the only other two travel arents he

“knew were going,’ wepeated several times he'd be happy

, to give: me a report “when ne ‘returhed,. and. asked, as if.-

a)

lke hoped I didn't, tf-there | was any thing 8 wanted to
Hi

i, tell. “him: ‘before: he left.” T got the’ floor ‘about: this:

rey
ely

. | time. ‘and ‘proceeded. to. backtrack over" some’ of ‘the ground.

ae en 7

i i» Just. covered. as ‘for his’ achedule and itinerary, he >

2
wv

i, wo
t
, wer
ak.

~ plans: to leave for. Moscow ‘on 23 October via Air France,

“stopping over vriefly, th Paris; to make a “aide trip ‘to. :

‘
a,

Kiew on. 27. cand 28 Ostabers and. to. ‘leave Moscow: for ~~

1

1

wie

"4

"Paris vie Air France on’ 20 October, He. WALL fly ‘from.
“parts, to. Genoa for a day on thavel business: and. then

ete ‘to Mextéo from Parts on’ Air: "France. via: New ‘York, me

where he plenis’ to piek up 3 couple of. suits and take in.

supetnen™ on Broadway, © ie tlh arrive: back tn. Mextéo

* on. 3 Sabonene. Novenber,, ge ee

3, ‘Subject said that tn addition to: the: other
yo ‘three. agents whom, he hed nenticinea Last “the as havibg” has Sas
<p : “been Invited’ to ‘the intourist Conterence-aMoises SCHUSTER
Soe of Munda" Tours; Carlos IBARGUEN of. De Gerlo Tours, and
i | Bamundo” Gaza ofGarza Travel Ser'vics--ne had learned that”

‘Teaae BULAEVSKY of. Jet Travel Agency: had. also Peeeived -
van tavitation, Besides: hi nself, however, only SCHUSTER
Ona Lect ana BULAEVSKY are going, the other two: having decided
f- bu/s “against: the trip, for unknown reasons, Subject mentioned.
. that SCHUSTER is going to take his son, who is in his
arty teens.
kL. ft asked Subject if he hed been in touch with
; anyone at the Soviet Embassy atout the trip or if anyone
there seemed to be resronsible for lining up pa _rticipants
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TROT, TA reiterate tr, eens -_
Pete Na tere a Bonen thay

i
!
iH .
8
“tor or to have any special tnt rest in the Conference. ,
" subject replied that he had been at the Soviet Embassy
i

; about the middle of Septenber on visa business and had

: seen the Soviet Ye always desls| with on visa matters,”
F but. that this individual seemed surprised ‘to heat Subject’

"nad been ‘mmvited to Moscow and claimed to know nothing-<

H
| or. at ‘Least. none of the detatls--sbout the Intorvist -

Ir
|| Conference.
| the Soviet!s name, hunted around in his wallet unsue=

Subject claimed not to be able to remenber . ee |

“eesstully for the Sovietts. cards, snd then said, well, -

“in any ease it was ‘the individual he had mentioned
Mebioh to Consuls

“qast tithe as having “gust gotten r

‘t finally asked him if he meant -- whose name he

hed given me ‘Yast timer-and, atte (ne for & moment,
ihe roltied . that yes, that goundéa right - I then asked

ue

od him Af LOGINOV had shown any nore, interest in him or
\ in? any. way been more friendly toward nim in ‘the Last

~ Os

i
| goupte, of months or . since “he wad recetved ‘the Intourist

4

Anvite, “Subject, replied that he ‘Had hot. oo
5 Subject’ seemed a Tietle sensitive. to- -this :

question, and I. gtated: that I ‘was’: sure he. understood *

gett

why. TI was, asking, since I new he ‘nad, been thoroughly

‘briefed, vy one of ny predecessors prior to his. 1663" .

- trip to: ‘the Soviet. Unién on Soviet fnterest in visitors
: to the USSR, I explained that we had no intention to
“ask him to do what he. had agreed to do on bis last:

. _ : trip. to the USSR (accept recruitrent if offered), and
‘ ; ar led . that: we did not want to burden hin with any instructions
1-845 -on how to behave or respond walle there. However, I
“sald, we continued to feel he was of potential interest
‘to the. Soviets and wanted to make sure he was aware of
. this when he went over, nad a healthy respect for the
° “Leverage the Soviets have on their hoxe ground, and

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' oN 4 ,
SARDED ”
: CAE id 14 Oetover 1966 oy ‘
; SURTESTa CONTALY Reser t/ LYCOS at a7ie a eae aby
: 1g Get 120061245, Subj's offica. aca .

1, subj or- Tyee ted thas Valentin Ln~trov

and went to have coffer with. Subf?
to, talkin the office). Lorine had brousht oleng: visa’ arpitention forma for es “3

and Subj filled thea out for hirselft ond his sony Harcos, ond turned them’ over to
Loginov, along with: the pasaporte (attachad: Bre copies of the visas- notes. the visas: |
“Gre “g008 for over 20 says in the Soviet Union, although the INTUPIST conference : ia:

“fran 24 Oct to 29 Oct).
Loginov told Subj that Pavel’ Yatsiov. “wanted "t ‘to see hin (preeuneoty ¥ Yatnkov :

has brought something back ‘for Subj). Subj daked Loginov’ what Yatskov As. doing,” =. m

“The Soviet yéplied that Ya'takov- has a- job in-the Embassy, Subj’ pressed: what kindy oe .
of a job, It's “worthwhile. that you eave, hin a 1 good Job." Loginov repliedr: "You 7

want to now too mich."
‘The’ -o/o: asked “Subj what decided hin to-go to the Soviet: Union.- ‘Subj ‘replied
that he. ‘had o oommianion fron. the Petreleus . Congress (Subj is involved in’ orpminizing -
tha Congreas. for Kexioo for. "2 to M april 1967), “actually in behalf of KL! end hia
5 own interests, , to férounde the Soviets that they use some other’ “airline han .
“ ‘Aeroflot to tro raport “the ‘Soviet delerates to Mexd cos /eonaents the e/o oun a

eo confidential irtter ‘fron, Ki which set.out: the: probability that the Soviets would. a
+. want- to use Agroflot: but ‘that they haa not comni tted themselves as ‘yet’ as to -

23° thrt, would uttend or the means by which they would transport

‘ia n Arpointine ‘Suns

x es aelecntes ; attached ‘is a copy of. sletter: ‘to: ‘BE. th sano
jel. An his visit ts Moa ow to. talk to ore Heret in > =the Lever’ Staten” tint "the: :

:
F; . number of dele
;

: ch 1a rotsntiy. not. ‘the. cane ince “subj is | at
AG any rate oF) has decided te fo ‘to Mose vy

ond: is “tekitir in “none 1

. - Ye sib Fopented hia te etic ini Poscor 08 far as eontaeta! ith the « Sov iett. Ares "
sO Te vill not x om: will
et be’ affable ond eco 8 and ‘hot: pt the: ) atp insue te “hen. thet: he ia tSrouphy * *

wie ae te’, said” the Vay ov remains his, port tion: “in Hexieo, or anythere else’ tut in the Joviet : :
“en. Unions ; ; : ° oe : 7
. ‘3. She attacked “om clet af the World Petroleum Conrress containa ‘the nemos cof the :
ga National Cosnittees of the Tron Curtain countries, Attached are liatines af the i °

Czechoslovak ¢cele;ates and a‘ etter detai ling the Muncarian dele; gatea alon;: wath |

; financial arran'erenta for them,
7 . 4, The C/d will see Jubj before he leaves Mexico on 22 October, - i
MX. whe BCL, bad a ETE ~ ay fea Airy eed J . ;
paren NV typeee a abe 4 “eet Gs il Astare ty “et Cag tia ef Gua - fen, ‘ “ -


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pt ~

OCs aan , fee

7 Octover 1966
SURJECTe Contact Report/LtCozY=5 =A ; . a _
T Yet 1145-12505 Subj! 9 office : a ee

Subj hed been to Los Angola, Celifornia for a feu days erid had returned to
Evidently he had, ‘acconpanied a Meeble delegntion that visited
Ne mentioned. that ,

l.
Hexico on § Oct,
Pougiss and Loékheed aireraft factories, ‘in. California,

at

‘the. Lockheed pling ‘they aw the riew. suyerséonte airplane,
~Sabg had” received on 6 Oe a Gonfirestory. ‘telesran fron IMURIS?, for Subj -

and his son (conv attached), ’ re. attendance at. the ‘INTWRIST conference in Yoscows
Also, in the ‘mail af 7 Oct Subj had received INTURIST releases ‘on travel ronulations Lt

2."

: toned plana y tours, eto, (ws will make —

for totrists to the ‘Soviet Union, :-
copies of -these for. turnover - to. He
Subj reported that Valenti ‘ke sinoy’ oy ¢ .
; with a friend, “Potor™arn, ¢ of ii ibe fork
tha taking’ along | his friond,.. ‘The éiscvasion. was “‘{nnocuows, ‘but Loginov. asked: Subd
if he: would be coing, to see his friends, which’ Subj toox to tean, that all whe ao, Ke - we
as far as. Subj's att ordnance. in Moscow for the DeTUPTs? conference. - Subj A anewercd |
Loginoy, jokinaly askod. Subj whey. Rusk hed core to Rexico, ’ Subd ba itered
: “extéen Hindotey of Foreten Affeira ‘tas roing "ta nerve sere rar! ay .
e

- i Chaini'ag «ne “that itaak liked. ovine’ “Pressed: Subj for the renl- reneén, Suby p anid
4 . : Jeoment: R sander. :

- News
da ing}. es
Sun, an]

a

oo hativeon

Sth a, » doting anaters, Lavednov,

accepts

oa a or-wordos/, ok.
‘34 «Subj disc:
was' ‘debatinic in aia

‘The of probed “to see 2

ind. the aavioshility of it,
Subj re} barded- it fre: be

: £05. do you tain it wuld hurt you from the stanayoint of buainéase” Subj
just. didn't knew. The c/o aaked if others: went ‘(Subj had just said that yeeai: sly
Garza, Paine esd akev (sienetie) nould go- althoush ther were not certain) did Subj.

‘ think te Sovieta nicht throw the bulk of the business their way. Again Subj daid 7

The ch then said that unless there were sore overriding business

take into account our Se that there was a cargin of hazard

he tant t knez.

renee Suby = should ; _the
CUP IES Mav CART ay
Pew sy an iaeead KG, (Port \P — 5$1

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26

to Subj'a bein thaice the Soviet Union, Subj said that personally he had no \-rent

. i
denire to go-to the Soviet ‘Union, on three counter - 1) tho climate 2) "the picaannt
atnuspheey” (his ao of nevan that tf he was out “of rrace with the Jovietn they -
ye red eorpat for hin se they did previously) und 3) he was *yotn

: . . ‘ i .

wouldn't put ont:

yeu Ptaren a: - * touched somo hitden avring in Sub, Terk fepera

wos eal line the ‘Soviets "kr outarda" otc. rnd antbesent ties
“Tar: doting 0° ‘little to elloviate the lot of :the Jexa in

Row, Subj ehided
1 “the Soviet Unions anclired that “the, Soviet Union. was. the wornt. offender a;ninst

: 2 were eliminating the race,. not throurh phyoion1. extermination,
intlation. His om view waa that the Sovieta wore nore,

‘wrael. than wore the Arabs, for instance, Lebanon! or Jordan,

H
1

: tt veren! rt ter four of: ‘Nasoer- would: “make their pedce with Tarnel,: reo ;
. The c/o tried. to counter the aelf-reerininaticn. of Subj by telling hin that. ,
“ha Kad: accomplishes A aviperd ‘Job in’ the duel of the Yost wi th the ‘Soviets threugh
hig cooperation ‘vith us. That, in view af, his ‘Yeal- feelings about the Sovinto, hie
“dealing with them hed been nasterful.” Subj ahook off the. c/o's optimta tic view of
Subj'a Sontrilvition to. the “cause,” : ;
4s. Th 26/0 % brent up the request ‘to “pet full detaila on tha travel of all ronie” >
Soviets to the, dovaet Union = and sugested that Subj automatically havo duplicutes

Logt made of the visa ‘yoqueste for auch ‘peoples. Subj sata that would be nimple ~ end
tos ae “he. would instruct, JMirian® (the enployoe who hendlea LNTURIST travel) ito make conte spot

"ware eoine to rennin’ ‘in hia “enphey not ‘teking a “job ‘at the Ta Ineld Fabasey - ‘ana.

7 si t S replied, that she: was coins. ‘to atay on.in Subj' firo/..
Subj” had re rked that? he ‘waa voing to discuss the mtter of mokine the Yo: cow
. trip. with his wife. The C/O asked that Subj advise us a9 soon.as he had dome to-
La. dgeioton- ‘at ther: fer ce a ainst soing to the. Soviet Union. ' oe :
Tho. c/o told Subj, that he would pass ty hia office next ay fo: pack up tlie.

Lot ‘copia of the DIURIST naterial. -

me :
>. fl j

COPIES Wo fogs ©

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33 September 196

“@DENTSOV) © cane ory ‘at {aio and made’ | a. "phone éall.- Y heard hin-

"+. "He ‘gadd ‘that she and their da

dee ‘bagchelor: . as 7
7 tees ° of course mat’ sey. a1. want a ‘houses

. 8 BC RBT
LICOML Gunoral Notes Turned in on 6 October 1966

22 tember 1968 (Thursda
22 September 1968 (Thureday)

(CLOGINOY) cano in: for cigarettes. He said that there are 52
yicans studying at Lumumba, These students aru soiug to be -
{rectora'in.the schools of the Politechni¢co Nacional since

ts of them has coma back wel} prepared in physica. - (Thote
follows a diatribe - against thos _ Dad fexicans who want to make

Mexico another. Cuba.)

‘The"Spanish' type" cane | ‘tn ‘with. a. briefcase and- bought Raleighs -
with filters. ‘He had the sane type. of “pillfold as the othor
Soviets. He then went: “directly to. the ‘abassy. (1 asked. if

_24 September 1966 | Saturda -

: In the afternoon ‘SILNIZOV was - there hon. (rsavev) cane fa. I
-- asked the latter about the witches atid he said that they
: wouldn't | arrive until ‘the end of the year, SILNIZOV left. at

1620

“+ 28 September 1966 a (omanz) a

Unimportant.

(A useless ‘blurb, about: an: ‘unnaiied Soviet who cite in and discoursed:
- On -MADRAZO, saying that he walt ‘got up a new party and an
anti-Soviet blast. Los oo. fo

mention :Deliciag and del Ric. ‘Since these towns are.nearY: the.
“poxdér near SAn-Diego,. I ‘think he was “talking about: smuggling.

ares ‘to Guatenala (sic). Aftervards I asked after his wife.
‘are “in Hoscow ‘and that he

-he was: ‘able to: ‘find a girl. fe

asked if

an “gcoount “trois ‘a | frieaa that. a Soviet will - be. puded. tor being
involved with the. Guatenalsa arms “smuggling. .

| Citta ¢ (ove ct te
LiCount. Ceitaet
et © ae
8 ECR gz T Ap le €

-H1T1Q

He-left at 1230, :

be had a moustache; he ‘eatdy yos. ‘This is: probably GAZIYEV) 7


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_. the 2he29. Intourist Conference din Moscow.

-gonfirined by LIENVOY on the. same date.

regularly ¢h* on. visa business.

"Embassy: rather than coming himself.
me agreed to: give ‘Subject, a call, hoviever,

late. that afternoon.

“at the Enbas sy whom he had introdu

7 “ai drop tite. “the: Enbassy. in th
-) Snmediatety recognized which : “people”
bo, 8 “Ba dsthat® a8 a matte

“Jatecuss. witht "hem,"

involved. the samme matters. and ‘agreed to. com

‘office. at Ys: 200. ‘thie ‘next days.

“put When Subject had: ‘not avpeared by 11:15,
‘to call me in my office when ‘Subject arrived.

" about 11:30, and I wont ‘right down.

CONTACT REPORT |

SuBsECT: © -prcansy-1—~ |
DATE OF MEETING: 28 Soptenber 1988

1. LICOZY=5 reported on 20 September that LICANNY-1
of those invited to attend
This was :
Since the Station.

‘of Garza=Lopez Tours. was one

had hed no contact with’ Subject sine 6 January 1985, I

contacted Don Lautz of the Visa Section on 27 September. co
oning ‘into the Embassy _

to see” 1: Sub Jeet was ath c
“Pautz” said that Subject

had for gone . time. now, been “sending: an agent ‘to the.
Lautz readily -

and reached: nim:
He tord Subject that “the "people"
ced ‘Subject to earlier - _

were Interested in talking: with nim’ and asked it ‘he. could -

e next few, days. ‘Sub feet

". Latitz. was referring
if ‘fact he had . ‘something to.

onnenited that’ at probably in fact:
@. to Lautz's

As he ‘pad’ done ith trving’

* A. orensky, : “baiitz agreed | to ret me use his office to

“ta1k to Subjects 7 st :

2. I went to. Laute's office at ll: 00 on the 2 2th,

Lautz agreéd

Lautz called
By the time I got

there, however, Sub Jeet ‘had already explained to Lantz

that he was sure I wanted to tale about his invitation to

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- what: Lautz had forewarned me was his usual® ove

ma

. of ‘Informing the Embassy.y.

~ for usy which he’ igave- ‘to. me.

u made: uP ais. ‘mind ‘apout attending the conference; "1

Suattiig ¢ the detailed letter ‘on the ‘eonference whi

according to. the ;
" atready received his Letter.) In ‘weply’ to omy question oe a a

as to whether he was sending ° e

_ had sent only five people there

the USSR and had given Lautz a list of three other | -

_tnvitaes to the Insourist conference, Lautz introduced

me by true name ag Oronsky's replacement. Subject, in
r-enthustastio
nner greoted. -me with a "helieve me, 1¢ La ny pleasure"

upon, confirming ‘that | it. was. the Tatourist
“Without

salutation and,
conference I was interest in, ‘took “off from ‘theres

the slightest prompting, he rattled ‘off ‘the. following:

-a) He had received a ‘sélegram from Moscow on

6 September’ inviting nit: bo" an’ Intourist- conference in -

Moscow f from. 2-29 October. | He had immediately thought

but pecause of the pressure

of business siuply hadn't gotten around to it. When :

 Bauta catied him, he knew somedietely what we were

« fnterested ins

>). ‘He had prepared a Xerox copy of the telegram:
“He ‘haa not: ‘yet definitely”

At the. -moment, he Was | still 2
ch,

elesran, was to follows (LiGozY-5 has

nough people to the USSR

to make the trip really worthwhile, he said that he

so far this year, but

that he thought travel to the Soviet Union was definitely

going to pick up. He said that LOGINOV , who has been
the Soviet official he has been dealing with about visas,

ad re cr oe one

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- . | 4 . . a | -
“to Moscow could conseguentiy bo made at rolatively little

additional expense, '

o c) Subdjeet continued that if he did go to , Noseou,
ole Loe : he would be glad to submit a report on his trip when he

Pe |. got back, get (group) pictures, if we wanted them, of

intipa aeer> appoint 7 alt Baar rn Cr oye wel

hie eyes open. However, he ‘said, as he told: Oronsky, he. | .,

1s not interested, ‘fin working for-us on a permanent. basis, os ; :
AUS e, or taxteg an Ye MONaY y- Be. Ofer ee

1
s

. Meeting clandesttrely wie:
; . _was willing, te help, he explained, becauge he believed
i on _ basically what we did about current world ‘problems ena se i

after all, had lived in the States for many years ‘and —

regarded it a3 his "second home," He: ‘said he Liked the:
: arrangement of neeting in Lautz!s office because it made
ao 3 -_ _ olandes ting meetings unnecessary and because he had. ae

perfectly legitimate: ‘reason ‘for being ‘theres.
7 a) Subject. stated that he. had already, given Laute

er the names of the otter ‘travel agents in Mexieo whon he =
‘to Moscow and, said: ‘that. once.

had | heard: had been. “invited
“he received the Intouriot ‘letter giving the details on

the conferenice he would: begin calling ‘ground to 500 a

“ exsetiy who. was. going.
3. “Since a)’ Subject haa: already: volunteered’ to do.

‘primarily: ‘what I “intended to. ‘ask, hin,. b) had not yet
definitely decided to make the trip, ce) Lautz gave no.
indication: of preparing to leave us alone, ana a) Tt .
elearly could not ‘get any farther with Subject on a

. personal level with Lautz present, I brought the meeting

"to an end with a request to see Subject again after he

had received the Intourist letter, obtained the namea of

those of his colleagues who were going, and decided

_definitely whether or not he was going to go, Subject

: . said he would be henpy to talk with ne:  aRaine get the —

4

: . koe 1 .
eR wos
a!

ame

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information I wanted, and, " if I Liked," "ve briefed"

on the trip. It was: agreed he would call Lautz to set

up the mectinge (Tae. situation was such that I do not

“plane Lautz for apparently thinking it unnecessary to
leave wa “alone this’ timo, put I made- a special point —
of requesting. that he leave us_ to ourselves next times.

Lautz, - “who seers to be: thoroughly friendly ‘and © accommodating,

a readtly agreed.) ;
he Subject: impresses me as & very sharp, shrewd, .

coot-headed, Sut probably ‘asieally sincere individual.

- He had ‘the: situation ‘figured perfectly when’ he arrived

an Latitz's. off tée,, ‘had’ ‘decided precisely ‘what he would oe
~ be willing to do, knew ‘exactly: what he was going - -to say,
_ and wasted no words - ‘in saying it, I plan. to try: to get .
“ to know. him a Little better next time, give biira a defensive

briefing as “well, as one on “what to keep his eyes open

= ‘for, and ‘also explore his ‘attitude. toward. a possible
: ° _ 7 rearultnent| pt toh fron the ‘Soviets. “(beter to his: trip oe
“te the “gssR in May. 1963, ‘subject egréed to accept Soviet: a

-. pecruitnent st sppronched ‘and. to serve as. a. DAs

mS his returh, however, he reported that: the Soviets made. - os ;

Sho ‘approach to nin.) i also want to ‘ask him about LoeTHov ,- : ops

~ Begartes: aot on whom. he agreed, to” supply “personaiity data

“ to. Oponsky, But: evidently never: aid. Subject mentioned

Cromoted to Consul, Subject did not say if

ha
he had been in touch with LOGINOV-or anyone else at the

. Soviet Embassy about the Intourist conference. 1 will. ._
get this from him next time. : 7 - _

5. Subject told Lautz that the following individuals
had been invited to the Intourist conference: ©

(a) MoisesSchuster of Nundos Tours.

(bo) Carlos I3ARGUEN of De Carlo Tours (IBARGUEN

the eresicent of the Mexican Travel Agents’ AssSOCes6

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(ce) ‘Somecne from the Garza Travel Services

- Subject also gave me an Air France ‘tourtst parohlet on

; the USSR in Spantsh for ny information.
b Subject, nentioned in passing ‘that he would ‘be oo
glad to. furnish’ ‘us ‘(presuinsbly_ on a regular. basis) with
& Soviet.

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“Union. through nis’ “Agency ». but. sata Oronaky nad previ

, shown disinterest in such information. . Ta view of Oronsky"s

‘alleged disinterest, I tet the ‘subject pass. without comment,

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but I see ‘no reasca not, itake up nis offer. Besides: furnishing.

a reason for :

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1. This.’ is a new,- perimental version. of the Personality “Asseisment

Questionnaire’ (sometimes informally-called thé- PRQ. Il) which has been‘in

.: | usé.for séveral years.” This new form is largely a'checklist cid thus requires
7 far less essay type reporting. than ‘the’ -previods : “form.

for" indiréct- assessment’ of targét™ personalities, -: The
cal tests and: interviews—observations

oo vied. as if: et ‘itenis in @ piychologiéal test, and ‘like test items, are
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: How often have you. “observed tha torget individual?
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_ What Is the: nature of your contact? (direct ecquaintance. embassy — ;
seeepivone/ pais, informants,, -debrieh ing of of Se

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Boles £005 6 Ls he addressed by a diminutive? st 7 eX Now |
! | ~ Ushany,, Jocks, Honk, ete. y Te .

4:01:06 | Dees he have’ ‘any: scars of i other diatigushing _ _ va

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ma you have ‘not seen “him havirig his picture ;
taken, what kind of-a picture do you: think
he would prefer? ; ; . "Serious Smiling

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7 eo. “4.08.05. When, conversing, in what’ direetion does he primarily. aks me '
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{ 4:08.06 Does posture, when listening, differ from, poste when talking? JNO | oe : :
i are (3 0, Please describe: ; ; :

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i . . 4,08::08 . Whed. ing a: oUF is he inclined ‘© "To stand “still xX. 4
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+ “sit ‘down éven. though others ore standing, — en oe
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4.09.01 Dominance Right-handed __Left-handed
4.09.02 Is he inclined to use his less dominant hand? -

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4.09.32.

4509 13- : Does he ut his orins on nthe table? ; Often

Large® X A -Avérage
Small ___ Very small

Average aa ‘Awkword

Size of hands . Very large
His use of his hands is Graceful
toste | SHAR
When standing (lking or “Vistening) ‘fe! has a tendency :

- Put hands in pocket.

; I he puts hands 3 in pocket he is more likely to pers them i in”
: . Pants | -_- =. . Coat .

: wate Clean, not manicured “A ‘Manicured ;
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Blunt a . “Average. x : Long

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Poet ” Soft’ i

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"Pull, ruby - OF pick nose >
° Rub back of neck

_ Run hand é over ‘face or mouth ~
-Scrateh’é any part’ of his body a

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* . Rorel Never
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Does he put his elbiws on the table? Often Sometimes _-
‘Rarely __ Never ___
When sitting at o table or desk, does he:
talk or listen___ with his’head in
his hands? Often Sonietimes
: ‘ : Rarely Never

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To open and close his hands ;

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4 _ - °4.09.17.: If he cles of covers his eyes, is s he more inclined to do it :
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4 . . special ‘mention? le 30, plegie describes: te
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4: 10.01 _ “Doct he tend to ® ifs iow. {oi seit Left __. ee ‘Mitt _ i
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4:10.04 : “it 36, whiel Foot iv over the other? —_ -
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- a Oécasionally.” :
Never :

. 4.10.04 "| Uf he crosses legs, which leg is on top? Left Right

: ; Depends on how he i is sitting "
H 4.10.07 Does he change his crossed leg Depends on how he i is facing
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7 . : Faster - Slower _ Same speed .

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4.10.09 if he ts out of step wlth you, does he riotice iv “erid get eee rr
oo ; ia step? _ ; Yes | a. . No : : me o.
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4.10.10° In conversation when he becomes intense, does he. a er i
a Leth. ze --+ +, Uneross his legs and: lean forward ~ . : b
: incross his legs and ledin backward 4
: "Cross his fegs and sit upright ° —_ : a
~ Shift to a mare erect position: xy | pas
Shift to-a more relaxed: ‘position 8
Make little change in Position. _ Tes #

4.10.11 - Are his feet Pes ‘Lorge : __ Average x 7 Small

4.10.12 — - Ate. his shoes ©: Pointed | 7 Average: ee ‘Blunt 4
: i - (b) Highly polished .. Average’x’ Not well: ‘kept 4
4.10.13 . ods there anything ‘about his feet or- legs that. warrants special . es .

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: ; : Swing with his stride. : a

" Swing, but out of rhythm

Hang tense

4.10.19 When he walks, do his toes ;
Turn out__ Stay straight x Turn in

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: 7 : Aalst = bs his voice teed - , bow __. Medtom High ;
| . “alse . Doe: he speak 7 - 7 “Quietly ; Averdge x. , Lovdly
I : ; “4.1.03 - An his native tanguose is his. tone quolity noticeably” _
; : oe . 7 Louder Quieter _. “About the same xX i
= 7 . . 4.1.0f - ‘Does fe have a speech :apeinent? ~ oy Nes ___No_X.
at 4 . . a -,

_ i Yes, please describe:

; ae 4.12 as Use of Lonjvags
: ‘4. 12, ot . | Dos his native 0 longings vocabulary seem , a Rich - ‘Limited
ae ae noe Average aa Poor

- 4.12:02 *- tn his: best langues, ‘other than native; is. he
oo Se ios . Fluent’ - ats Haent

oe . "Quickly _ ‘ “ Slawly. vee

i Average xX Not at all wee

ae “Yes. . —_ .
"pe nei by steel and by riot and, error”
: 7 Learn primarily § from textbooks.

ie his best second language, ¢ con he ‘switch: from kis. native » language a Es ee
a “Smoothly with little. hesitation ». en .
Effectively with average hesitation oe
. ° Slowly with considerable hesitation : :

Avwkwardly with considerable embarrassment

Pe 4.12.08 When he misuses Janguage, does he ordinarily appear

| boa Oblivious of it
i ae Aware of, but indifferent to ir
: to . Aware of, and anxious about Ut

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; : - . 4.12.07 In general, would you characterize him as. .
i . Lacenic Average ¥ —— Garrutous _ a
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: 4.12.08 ‘In ordinary conversation, does. the content tend to be primarily 4 .
; . Personal “Impersonal: °
a Interpersonal | Guarded \ .
4 , 7 oe ° 4
E 4.12.09 In ordinary conversation, Is the content
4 Boe, re Precise Gnd to the point’! Ve :
i. ce ae . Relevant” ; *
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. jo: - ; To the point but rambling a —_ . C
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b. So, _ vee oo , oy
d AAD NO _- Doeshe _ ; ; . Often discuss personel: problems! _ _
; ! Lae 2 . Se Rarely discuss personal problems aa . _ ob
: 2 4d2 et Does he u use profanity i in-his native lorigvage? : - _ weg
a ete Occasionally “Frequently _ a Never! Ko, Ss
: f - 4.12.12: Does h he use ‘profanity i inan acquired’ languege? ’ ‘
ae oo _Oecasionally a Frequently Never x.
i . oso) , - : 3, ‘ . .
4s ot 4.12.13 . ds there anything hous his mannét of speech or conversational we
an . : style that is unusual: =~’ _ : : Yes No-* a) ~ . :

UF Yes; please describe: _ Ce

. 4.13. Gestures: :

aig 2 Does he gésturé:whenhe talks? “Always = Somevtimes

Pe Se ST Never ST. -
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iv 4.13.02 - - His most characteristic gestures. = 77 Pointing with-finger, .
1 “ an wo ' Waving one hainid

, ee re - Sweeping both hands

i st , a a Chopping both hands — ;

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u ot 4.43.03 When he gestures, the motion is ;
r . Graceful Average Mechanical

4.13.04 _ When engaged in conversation, does he tense up.
Often : _ Rerely
"Sometimes x Never

4.13505. Ibis relotively ediy, to tell when he fs really interested i inasubject = = _
Always Rarely” so
_ Sometimes * Never =”
. 4.13.06 - ‘His eyes are very expressive Always ~ Sometimes x XFRarely __ 7 _ 4 :

4.13.07-—- Mast people. would find his eyes Beautiful Average x ;
Pleasant Unpleasant 7 “ho
Sinister. .

13.06 - He" iaintatis. eye contact - Always . ~ Freavently Xs =
- " Sometimes Rarély Never :

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4.13.09 ~ Ina group, have you ever seen him store repeatedly otapeson 7: 7 _ io
_who seemed to intetest: him?. Often_ Sometimes. : Never x vo

4.13.40 When he admirés Colin with eyes) an attractive gil, _ - op
he i is 2 .. Obvious. 7 ‘Average. + Subtle x. Coa
\ have never ‘seenhimdoit 7 ‘
Have you ever seen him blush? ae . Yes AL No
ot Yes, describe'the situation: -

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: : ~ 4.14.01 Does he’ - Enjoy sleep and fall off easily? ‘ Yes. No ;:
met “ Read-or’ ‘walk. to prepare himself. oo a om. . a &

. Yes No : a poy

- for. sleep?, Lo : . . .

- 4.14.02 ~ Does he Rise éaslly?. eS Ne No
“0 . “2 7 Prefer “To remain abed vat the! Dh ae

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A lote starter’?

a 4.15 > Umpressions:

4.15.01" To the best of your it knowledge, do you think 1 most women

or oo would Find hia 5+. Charming” Pleasant “Average. ;
, : ' |. Unpleasant Very unpleasant - :

PE a Sepuaill Rac xX
; 4.15.02: To: the best of your knowledée, do nee an ve —
at would ‘find hin ; > Charming _ Plegiant _ Average x
: uo : Unpleasant . Very unpleasant) __ Lie

aie tate cemdere:

4.15.03 , _ Without prior: ivowledge, ify you, sow hien on the strech; would: , Co Poo
° he impress ‘you os a “Neadesetipt___ . Avefage X_ x Str king: Po

"4.15.06 Without prior knowledge and on: the basis of idoks clone, which .
: Loos of the followie do } jhink’ he int be? ° 7 °

Executive!

"Professional . .
“Military Officer a ane Che
+ Artist: “of some type po Lo ett |

7 “4:15 05: - . ts there anything particularly striking ond nd wéety ‘of further ; we Thee
se explanation about the overall impression: he aly | ef |
HF 50, please. ‘describe: - : “ :

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me a “ 5.01- Ethie Backgrounds

'5.0F.01- Please describe his ethnic backaround. _

Slawe - blond

apt nity endear rennet ih hie otk I TTS SE

5.01.02 “How does he « comipare with athens of this background? * Like most a

mo . . . A stereotypes
_ Not like most

A would never guess ‘his background.

5.02 - Coitueal ‘Background:

4

* en ee 5.02.01. If he had his. personal choice, do you think he is the kind of
be Pe _ Person who living in o foreign culture. would
re ee . . °. Newer: change. his accustomed way of fiving.”
op ES ; i ob tebe “ ~~ Maintain his accustonied way of living but °
ne - oe re - - . show some interest in the. local culture
a nen : Show some interest ‘in the local culture ond odapt his ways KO

Go native if he hod. his chance.”

Compe ‘ ied his. own n group, ‘he i is-just ‘fike all the rest of them a ,
- ; . Somewhat different thon, most.of them __-
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ee — - ‘Appears better educated than’ he clains-

ye : _ , Appears less educated than he claims. x
:1 cannot conceive of him having the background he lates

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: A i you doubt his background, Please comments
bee General Impression off Bac Ksround (Cheek the ‘most oppropriate) a
. ; 6-01 Strong and rugged (a thon’ ‘8. man) ; _ x —
; -- aq: , 6.02 Strong, rugged, but independent @ ‘elF-suffictent loner) °

8.03 7 Compassionate, sensual and vnderstasdiig (0 woman's wei)

6.04 a Moody, einoticral, ‘ond sometimes bitter (he *nisundentood” ,

 % 65 Foithght, infeligent, ond ‘esponsible (he ofeiona won) te” So,

~ Proficient 1 avelligemt, Bnd intense (the tee i

- 4 7. Sensitive, cultured, ‘ond sophisticated (the “Madison Avenue" o

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General. Apress on. (Cheek the most oppropriate.).

‘The kind of. a mon: -who i is  uivallly punctual, inclined to greet every-

one. informally ond who ¢ oppears.to be comfortable with hiraelf

“When he enters @ room: eo ;

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The kind of @ man who i is always punctual, inclined to greet —

_ 7 everyone somewhat “awkwardly and who appears to be uncom=_

fortable when he enters @ room.

“the kind of + mon n whose punctuality i is unpredictable; who } ig

inclined to be very worm rand. friendly with everyone he knows,

and who: “appears confident when he enters groom...

: The kind of man who i is: punctual when he mokes a date, bit”
. who i is inclined to cancel engagements rather often, inclined .

_ to greet only those people he hos met before. and i is somewhat :
. ‘retiring or stondoffish. when he enters a room.: ‘ :

~The! kind of man who i is- inclined to kes ys you ‘waiting but is’

. gracious and attentive wher he arrives, inclined tobe pre>.. ;

cisé-and. Proper: as he greets everyone ond can’ ‘Be’ “quite:

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. : about it—inclined to be shert and curt in his greetings oo : . os
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- 8.01 , “Whien he shakes hands’ a “Does he. move ‘toward: you
my o's oF ‘Do you most often have tor move" @ toward him x

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\ 8.08° 5 “When Introducing’ someone, does he do: 30

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_ Eating: -

9.02101 isk hismode of:

; Whe ing out

} very, difficult for:him to. selec }
21 Waits to heer. what. his companion ‘orders-and orders same thin
. a : Always knows what he. wants very quickly —

9.02.12: _ when eating out, he is- me - . ‘ _
TO : : ‘Somewhat extravagant when.he’ knows you ore. poying .
Very cost-conscious when he knows he is poying

Very cost-conscious no matter who is paying
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Poe 2 specialties.’ He is very anxious to have others try disheshe- oe 7
: ; has discovered. He eats with obvious pleasure,. sovorshis, me
smokes, and though-rarely gauche, he is more.aware of his - vo “
food than his manners.. It is easy to imagine him cooking and
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‘ i may be o little awkward

A gourme? eater “whi he imarked. aid vatted sophisticated |: _
. food: tastés.- Dining i is quite a ritual with him, and atmo- |
«Sphere ‘and service ore almost os important asthe food. He. -. .
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9.04.01 Does he drink? _ —Notatall - Avérage & e
A little". Heavily

Does he drink

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offer. works, ‘ot homes.

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His favorite ajink i is:

He prefer. Cocktail
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% Go ‘out “of his way | to.get
Usually wait vatil osked
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‘Is he conventionally aware. of his native diinks ond offer them
: when appropriate?. —- “Yes. .No:

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his eyes “and prea manner
_ Obviously looks hung over and j is. quite voeal about
~ how bad he feels: -
* Does not took hung over in spite of wha he sors

; 9.04. 20 “ts there oiiything, special about his dion habit thot requires
. : cmention? if $0, please ‘describes. o : _,

AL téad dinker who bvicusly. enjoys betes oh “ ‘tn
che, cari be saitewhat chatriin w

nid sor nevimhes asks others tll peop they like him. Givesaa 7 an we .
impression that he could become quite disgusting if he got poe uo

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A light drinker whe paces. 5. hig: tins. ‘He se seems to: oo drink only. .
‘because: itis socially necessary. As.o-perty progresses. he: Mt we
‘tends to become aloof and distant: Is likely to-continue to - iy

- - Aatk about his work even. n.when it, is § Fnoppropriates

‘obvious distoite for siything ke he’ considets ‘erude: or bois
Ferouts Oftea becomes suite sarcastic about: ‘others*” e

10,01 Driving Behovior: ©. - : .

Unusually. adept manner
Avefage of conventional manner
Unusually inept manner
° , He does not drive

10.01.01 He drives a car-in an

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- : He Poys average ottention to-his driving
_ His driving i is- robviouily “mor mpottant than: his ‘conversation

_ Compared wlth; his zelleaiues, his: interest in foreign cars: is: ~ A. ee
nara “2° About the’ same ae

‘care 2 and figintenance of autoriobiles i is A
_, Unusual Average! ;

“. Equivalent to ioit- of his: Salida” cee
slent to:the: ‘courtesy ‘of most: peoples ksiow i tae
“Unusual in. that’ hei is very. courteous and’ cautious © :

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aoe is very, relaxed and relatively indifferent to the driving? . - Tw
- - . : _ . No, an . Yes
“ WOOT as he. the kind of person “he “Would never drive whee. drinking _
i - Is inclined: 16 be. ‘owore wher’ he. should’ not drive -
» Would, always insist on deivings, even when, drunk
a ate - a . - _ When it is cpprcpriaie an ‘
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: * Walks ain ' average amount. woe
; : : Wed 1 you we valk ith him; hic most } aften : - Keeps poce with fou. 7 4
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: Bent forward but ‘eyes up

aa 2 7 ~” 10502.07 “When he reefs gorieone hé knows. on the. street, his ‘face ., foe '

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i. - , . i Shows @ average ‘or appropriate expression ~~ :
| : . SO, _ Rarely changes expression .
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2 ‘ _of walking? If $0, please describe: lo

verdll-impre' nof. #deiving ond walking behaviats :
Che kt enost appropriate deseripti _

‘= 10.03.01" An active; a vi dual with a purposeful strida; tho oppears
Se to have g very, practical mind. He enjoys "fixing. things,” OP :
pears to-have sound knowledge’ of automobiles, and drives ina:
reloxed efficient. manner « : wo

10.03302 “An active. individual iho fs is somewhat stondoffish ‘Gr negative)

Slant). F toward others. His stride is, fast’ and jnterit. .He dppéars.to. ~

LS have. practical mind, is qui te posséstive. and-protective dnd «

is reluctant fo share his possessions with others. He “fixes: *

_ :things" in a matter-of-fact way, appears to" have good Know=*

; * ledge of ‘dutomobiles,’ Gnd. drives i ing determined dl Gsometiines a
Lt even n hosti le): but. efficient, manners .

Y 403.03 ~ Ri active, ‘alert ine ividval..w vi
: uc Gppears most, of the time to:

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- . @utémobiles but drives in o ‘Yomewhat fechani éal or iahly ..
controlled manner. Coyne nn . - ~

10.03:06 A well-contrélled individual who is often somewhat. _preoceu~
' ‘pied even in‘his walk. When he takes time to. "fix things” he.
oe - does so with intensity ond precision. He-is often very well
ae read about automobiles and. ceres for his cor or sees thot it is
cared ‘for meticulously. However, when involved in conver=

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“Antistic (painting, ceramics, etc.)
"Mechanical (motors, hi-fi-building, - ete. )
_ Ski (woodworking,. model building, ete:)
Intellectual (special periods i in history, |

tive (group dancing, such ‘Tight §

- i. ping pong, bowling or, volleyball)
‘Outdoor (huatin: Tahir soll, rare)
a Soéial (ches

“bail games, ‘etc. 5
* Mentel amusement- {crossword puzzles,” anos:
: : _ grams, cryptogrars)

"Describe the kind of dancing you | have seen him do: o

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7 “_. HYes, do you know he is “00d
know hei is an avera @ ployer.

‘ere he i ‘is os

10:04:07." ls: fe the wid of person saith ‘chon you. ould like to. ploy poker? -
It Noy, explains a

Have yoir heard’ in ‘sing? |
it FMese | is his voice > good Z

r : Hos he eVer mentioned hav’ ng ‘ e :

lt Yes, give details? - er
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eo! fate is noe the. sports: type. ,
- ‘ - ¥ orts s (football, rugbys :
“vy ae :
i _ 10.04.16 2 _ Does: he Slay olf? eT eon 7 4 t
a ae Sl.” LUBY es; does he take. golf § very seriously. ~ take.golf in’on average a
, . 7 . - MOY, ~ ‘take golf indifferently _ : ‘ an ae — .
. - Asi a ‘golfer; lo” you ‘know hie i is gosd

“be lieve he i is ; probably averdge™ ~~

2 know. he. is, ct in average player
be i ieve “hiesi ds probably, a poor player

“10.04.16.- °- HE: you are’a 2 glen, is “he the kind kg person yeu would like is play. with?
. an : : . : Yes pe ale

» Hos. hie ever. rientioned parficipoting iA sports:in ‘the post?” YesiN |

pa 1 ee ot Af Yes,-give ‘details (include any mention he. may ‘have .
gk . , made of medals, trophies, téeam riembership, etc.):
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; 10.04.20°° ; Have you. ever’ head 6 ényone descr him as an athlete?’ ‘Yes 7S Xs No
a : LE Yes, give details: : . :

> eve eye one. _ . cs : . .

We he the Ried, of person ‘whos is very ‘mich preoccupied with. h keep

. “ing in shape. . noon.
“works ot keeping
; ‘average dégrée
‘shows little interest in keéping in .
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* Hos" he « ever indicated an, interest in a wight lifting? . Yel. 2 No.
a Yes,-explai - -. ots - :

a) ‘dusculor,” ‘aihletie. type ¥ strong,”
“well-built type”. “a-somewhat. flabby |
type oa) ‘flabby, ynothletic type a
an effeminate type: ere

mo Playboy x Sports iMaoted.. X tif
"Field. and Stream ~ ic:

"Better Homes ‘and Gardens «2. Po Tn
+Keayon. Review’. ce Ramparts _ _ Scientific Rimetican.__

Christion. Science Me Monitor

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10.04.26 + Wheat books, Pony hove you heard him mention. as hove. read ond J enjoyed?

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a movie . ’ the- theater”

a soccer mah, i ball iy Fah

Delegates: work
Can't delegate «
Productive--
Think type".
Organized
Disdrgenized
Feels work is*not
“opprecisted.

and, Feguiations
An innovater

Hei ig. ‘courteous to them:
Worties about. them,
Couldn't care less
They fear hiin

: Believe he is just

4 He tokes credit for their

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* 11501.07. Jo his relations with ster woul yew consider him ‘Shy. ;
BM s core) pets oO ‘ Guarded 37
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oe : . of Loses: his tempet eoiily -
we Soe ee, Hos a quick temper bur holds it well ~~
a Boe "Has a normal temper Oc vets
“Hos an even temper and is rarely ruffled .
Has an unusual amount of tolerance and
would almost never lose his temper

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: 102,01 “Is he. a Person whos: you" . - 7 Hove: never seen ‘pease any
gg Have: frequently § Seen. tecse someone”

7 . ‘Cannot Imagine ever tecsing’ enyon
“Consider ‘his ‘teddeney: to tease Tike that of mest. pecple

yl te 1102.02. Us he ¢ a peisgin.. a ‘Wh obviously” ‘cannot: stale teasir
ee ee re Whoin most. people: enjoy teasing
qo wa Po , “Whom most people would: never consider teasing
a : - Who-obviously- likes tobe teased: _

oan - ou 11.02.03. - “His sense of humor is “- About like that.of mest peoole on
ae : soot _ Notably: absent __; Clever . . Subtle
__. Heavy, x Glee

11.02.04” Does he tell jokes ond Snecdatés?: |

= 11.02.05 . Be d sty teller, he- is “ Vey ood i Averone _

“is he a more” e inclined to tell a story ao Ted a ‘group of tpsople_X x
2 lo. Quietly toa friend or acqua

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mprés: on.of tempare t anid sense. of hum
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11:63. ov Heise hesrtyé hale fel Low, w svghs with aint and Bleasure. -
“His he mor is: forthright, not su te,and. @lthough ‘he-is sométinies ~
t nobles Most

‘11.03.02. ~ Hel isa ‘a hearty fellow who, when he tovshe,. does s so with’ cons

: siderable gusto. However, he is frequently dour and sometimes .

Eo, ° ; .— infolerant and somewhat humorless. His humor-.is direct, even
Be . vo. crude, cnd at times, inoppropticte. He tends to be the kind of | ;

OT —— yperson who loughs more at people than with people. _

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11.03.03 Heisa good~ ~humored fellow who sometimes can be considered:
jolly. and carefree. His humir i is cléver and well timed. He. is
‘quite: sénsitive to the moods ‘and feelings of others. and often’

cai do. good ‘job oppropriately livéning up a: party. “Although
something. of a tease, he is never. cruel or insensitive.

11.03.04 ‘He is. enérally a rather: quiet and somiéwhot complaceai
who, ot.times, ¢an be. surprisi ingly gay. ond. satefrees.
when gay... he sometimes. overdoes it and causes some Stiain for ~. -
_ _ these’ ground him. ‘His humor is often cleyer but he can. n be: Co. nn
quite s sofcostic and” evan biti ng ‘on occosion. : g

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‘priate. He does not necessarily oppear to bea humorless: “person,
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ob ~ ‘About overage a for his culture ond- background
as . : . _ Clearly. uninterested
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: tes a a Flirtatious 3 x : Volgar
: i et ror _ Hostile 2. “tndiffereat
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: ‘Do you have any idea how he feels about prostitutes? - Yes
. No

Tf No, d do you think: he fs the: type who would go to a prostitute

Canfot i imagine him. visiting a prostitute
Hove’ nothing: to base an opinion on |

Obviously negativistic toward prostitute

. _ Generally: act: somewhat immature and indppropriate | for:
: oo vos his age andexperience
fog. dl 1 2) Show considerable facility ond poise
_ Show  Eonsiderable: unedsiness of awkwardness

“la describing a an ottiactive woman, is he i indst ince. to. mentia
: Her haié “Breasts
; “Eyes Clothes
ee ‘Figure ; Personality 7
Senta th, . DS 7 . » begs “Hove no idea, -

Have you ever heard hit described i ‘in any woy by a woman? Yes. X

Ot etee | Mi vee:

ri

Which of: the, fallo ing: ‘best describes, him?

ny, lusty, man n who shows little: ‘embarrassment, aboit"
worrien “oppropriataly, ‘but makes little: effort fo -
intration-and ottraction-: He appears’ virile. and--
it'with, women, and most women seem, te like it it.
He-is an centhy, lusty. man "who on o¢casion-can be crude’ or
even vulgar. He treats women rather harshly, und can become.
quite pushy when. attracted to. a woman. He seems to be very
proud of his virility. Many women would be offended or ce-
buffed: by his aggressiveness, but this does not seem to bother
him.

saute toward pros tutes | —
_ Interested da pf tifutes =

is

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sane

He is a somewhat sensual, father soft man-who is very consid :
erate of women. He’is prose to hold a wamani's hand overly
long when talking to her and: Frequently puts his arms. cround
women he admires. He oftén- uses flattery and complimerits,
but does so rather graciously. Mast. women oh tually like his.
attentiveness.

oo

“-eyes ‘when‘he. “thie noone ls: alow ot He is also prone to -
brush. dgainst or touch women: “accidental " whenever he: ‘gets.

Hei is'a self-confident, rother polls ished p person + who i is pioper 7
‘and conventional: with either | men or, women. Hei is- ane

‘Ina group,, hie aleve ‘beh:
usually ¢ can be! ‘quite efficies t

“of the air of a arofesstonal man about: himis - He is soltie,

light @ woman's ‘cigarette or see that she i is Properly. token

a .
“Hei isa o iomewhab shy ‘and indifferent pers j
People « consider ‘ddd or unusual: He shows’ ‘little or 1 : :
interést-in women in’ public.” In Generol, he i isa press a
cupied person who only seeks out people with si imi lar :
interests. There is an: ascetic, -asexual air about him ;
most t of the time.

-!

None of these fit. | would describe him ass

Ste es eens sete © meer a :

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* 43:01 .02 : * Dect his wife. go out socially. with hi or . lene ae veers
we aes tee : ,Never___ ‘Seldom ux “Aveioga_— : Often _ fee ;

. - 13.01.03 2 Is his wifes lider. than ho. - -eboit his: “age: clos ae
- oS ; yourger thanhe cson't tel se Be “4 i

. 13.01.04 i Is his wife: unusually -cttractive. ° “altractive to on overage degide Son.
os vat, Le unusually vnattractive TT Bae 8 = a

pecking, ig his wife: sociolly’poiseds.— :
to ; - socially adequate Se

"8.01405" ©: Generally

is he: very’ “attentive- fo ‘hii wife-
> os | -appre jatély. ‘attentive to his wife.
‘indifferent towards, his wife. .

a “ “ “| : St 13.02.02: “An pul 1 ist his wife very oftentive to him 6
: Se 2 appropriately attentive to him ‘
indifferent to him
13.02.03 Would you ‘characterize his wife as:
: : aggressive _—ss domineering independent
: : complacent __ __ submissive dependent
-45~

Fa ene ee tate

13.02.04 In the orea in which she lives, does she oppeor to be: _
very satisfied . normally satisfied very dissatisfied

13.03. : ; “Have you been, to their’ homme? Yes _ - No
13.03.01 — Are the Wiving quarters: uniivally nicé, fot thea area:
Cae wat mo, typical of the area: : —
eR ~ nusvolly” poor: for thie area.

13.03.02 . Ate’ they, o esa a couple: ‘unusuelly good hosts _ “good hosts ;

; unusually poor hosts
: 13.03.03" 7 : Does the wife seem: very comfortable asa hostess: “ “
Ls adequate as. hostess : somewhat tense. as: a hostess. -
we very ‘Uncomfortable: asa hostess . .

he

13.03.04 °

~ 13.03.05 a in ‘general, their fonishiogs are: - unusvelly dra
toe conventional __ Unusually nice _

bvigusly very inferested i in her home: re ;
intereste ai in ni her home ¢ as: sithost. women nthe area at

13.09.06 “ee

© 93,03.07..

“uni jer: ordinary circumstances, are é they: 7

the:kird of people who entertain often and like it- .

the kind ‘of people who meet their social- obligations and cathier enjoy it
" the kind of people who énjoy entertaining ‘only close friends

_. the kind of people who entertain only when they have to

“the: kind of people who really Ji dislike to entertain

“ 93,03:08-

. 13.04 Does ha ever criticize his wife: Yes, No .
If so, what is he most likely to criticize:
an ty
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“ta general, os a,couple are -¢ they: obviously very. éompatible
as: compatible os. most obviously not very compatible” xX

Is he. inclined to: never 1 appear jealois of her
> ately appear jéealous.of her
: ‘often oppeor: jedlous, of her |

lied tot never oppeur jealous of him
or ; tately appear jeclous,of-him
- often appecr jealous of hin”

are anping 0 about his wife that deserves speci mention or:
vdeseription? ; Oe

Ase a "husband, “hig is best described as: : : -
An outgoing mdn who obviously i is the dominant’ partner ‘in the

= marriage. He is protective of his wife. ‘and alweys includes her

. when possible in his social activities. 2 | -

ral ionship. :
‘An outgoing man wha i is quite dependent upon | his wife. She.
ends to be the more dominant Partner and: he seems: fo like’ it ond* °

: newbat gurly man who i is. £ obviously’ ve very ‘dependent.

‘upon’ his wife bot will rarely ‘admit it,

tO, be Ais ‘and, possessive obout” his
: h sband who treats his i

us ‘husband. who fakes his matriagé quite:

. ously part.of ‘thé team and they both foke family’

. ond: soctal responsibilities’ seriously. oe

aA ‘socially: ‘act ;

even when his-wife is present « They both seem to > Head separate,

“but! quite conipatible lives so *

_. A quiet man who is obviously very dependent upén his wifé.

“ She looks ofter'him rather unostentatiously but it is obvious that
“she hos considerate influence.on his behavior and atti tudes.

Ba None “of these fit, he is best described as: oe
domimamnf paringe.. Independ ‘ont

wire, Tadifherent ty here hn vee

je may J have’ some fendéticy |

> An active man ‘whd.is authoritation.and dominant. as.a° husbands am oe
‘Hei is p ossessive of- his wife and, fends. to be. demanding | in their ie

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an 4 “13.08 * Household: , eee . . 7
re re Is he concerned about the appearance « or funetisning of the St . ot .
rr household? .. we . Yes No. a an
. er ‘ Does he make minor 2 repas himself?” * Yes. No. er ;
a Bo! . a “Feiy const s. Awk nad _ dS
: te . ee: —_ re = : « ; - ;
Oe fo 4 Does he hove any childrens . ot : “ye_X .X. . No _— oe :
. - ee ‘ - Howes many m4 What ages... 4 Q +18 se Sex of fehilren _ nh det fou.
‘ 2 Yes | Ne x

F nat, where ore, hey

‘a sapeeh an aan sent

. Does: het. “pay u ‘gndtual atfeatié on _
“poy. normal-atténtion to his children: ~
. pay little attention to, his Chitdrén =

ods! ‘his wifes. ane unusually: atteritive, mothe .

. _ talk.o about his chi idre nas, norm
‘frequently talk about his children’
“seem Quite pieoctuied @ about his chil

ren ; unusual 4 insofiy ‘woy- (fisquent illness ‘allefgies; =

crippled< or deformed, nusvally bright; etc. ) met
oy Yes No x

‘Are ‘iy’ of his ch
_mentelly. defective,”

iF yes, describe’ cleguiitonces:

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14.02 * When his” wife and family are awoy, he is:

obviously’ very lanely and af loose: énds

unlikely to vary his routine -

slikely“to become more, e.active and socially a aggressive

"have. D) idea

Mt a Fath, he i wait descitbd as. -
: . Af active, py. foi ly‘man who-is eroud: of his family. o
An active ‘family iman-who is-inclined to.be ‘strict and - par

~ démanding with his children.
An active. fomily. man who spénds.a great ‘deal of time with his
femly. -He'terds.to spoil-his ‘childrens:
___.. An_active but: ‘insecure" family mah who worties, a good deal
about his- children. fen -
An ‘active, ri sible:fother, but hos a no-nonsense attitude. ©
:His work comes first Gnd his fumily” knows it: ~
. A careful, responsible’ Father wha is conscientious ‘about his -
fami ly ‘but not porticularly worm or detonsteative,:

—

an A “carefree father who. takes his family for gronted. ' Most of the. _
time they fend’ for themaclves ond do a Pretty good job of it, -

en ee ene

a re coe : An indifferent: Father, wh, sofnetimes’ seems oblivieus of his”
Tren

; _Does he: carry pictures ‘of his fomi ly wife.
himself
ln his ‘Office: or room, does he dis viley pictures of. his Fo by
7 wife _ children” vo _ himself, hee . nyt
4s there: anything ‘about his relations with wi ife: or Fly that requites
: ‘special mention or description? - ‘

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7 45. General’

5.015 2. An general . : a
vo _ He‘is o mon 4 with forthright- dnd obvious opinions: “He is capable « °
of expressing , these opinions with little apparent. regard for the. .
_ feelit noe nd. ‘orlitudes of. others... — a =

— . - He’ is @-man with many prejudices ond dogmatic'i ideas. ‘He con:
Cb Be —T express them with ‘heat and determination when necessary.

Boe a EE . He isa ‘man ‘Who is likely to turn aside controversial opinions’
Coo mo, oy with flipponicy orhumor. It is sometimes difficult to determine.
his opinions | because it is herd to- get. him. vreally: serious.

—_ > He’is-a-man- who: -may-have. inany. strong op
for him to. show them. He is epolagetic, diffide
vacomfortable’ when an argument is in the offing. |

“He i isa ‘man whore. true opinions are difficult to determine. He’
is: susually diplomatic and-conve' tional when esntioversial subjects -

_ 6¢.téboo subjects. are discusse an

He i is a man wwho.i ib serious ond deternined to be. proper ‘and :
He has the manner of a well disciplined person n who,

conyentional:
J supposed. to say, Or expected, to soy.

': He isa ‘man. wiho has quite sophisticated, ni
~ capable: Fc Snsiderable” articuléte 6 arg nent,’
ir subtlely sarcasti

He is ‘aman who is shy or. taciturn, about his opi
very hard. to get him to- open up on. -any subj te poniulrly
if it-is | controversial. oe a

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1550101, “Is there ony subject. that tends to jer his ‘dander ae . Yes. No i ,
mu $0, what Is. it? , : . : ws re rr
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15.029 - is he a mon whose pati . L
. . “is obvious and intense : : a ~
is like that.of most. ‘of his colleagues i
whe -- is guarded:and not too intense a
; sks difficult to determine :
15.02.01) “On general ‘political i issues, is he: | : : i <
: oe unusvally well-informed on his country's. -pasition "ar oP

_ as informed as most of his colleagues: es ee. < _
“unusually poorly. informed a re reer

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16. Ol To: your. nowy doc he: have ‘ony sort of [health problem?
Yer

cit Yet, please, exglatat

| 05 © “Is he’ the kind of § person who: ‘Never ‘talks about his heolth-< or how he ,
F - ‘feels. Talks about his health-and feelings to an overage degree x
4

“Frequénily: talks about his health and feelings 4

: - 18.08 When he feels bad: It is obvious to others it is obvious to cn average —-
4 . degree Most.people would never know it Hove never known him

| : to feel bad ; . : ia! aa
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. la appearance,” he looks ° Robust and ety _X x Esenvially like most
_people his age 2. Unhealthy — - . _

~Does he have * A A flushed face. ; A pot belly, ; A tandgndy to
i ‘bisathe hard ‘with.exertion a Cold. clammy fonds A tendency’
‘to. sweat to ony unusual degree ._-Foul breath _ : _ va

" To: your knowles does’ te adhere toa special diet or health regimen?

Ae aes ne ann tapetinonwied Me Laneh ualtetan lin scebeceten eg

. Yes No.
if Yes; please. explain:
:
AS an 5 overall i impression, "does he strike you ase person who i is | i i
: Highly enérgetic and tireless, x :

Energetic, but in spurts :
2 oo _ Moderately energetic:
es Letbargic,: Ustless

ts there ‘afything « aboist the stote sof his: health or his ‘fommily' s ‘health
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{ral (de
ses s7stis . Contact /Report/ LrcorreS a .
"8: Dee! 19004 1945, Sudy'9 office

ees re a * The. C/O arrtred ot guidgts office prize a Subs wasn Ats way down to , the
: : -° great to meet Valentin Légino> who Acd called by phone to ask say to etep
- Bom to the. street. Jt turned cus that: ‘ald Logtnov. ucs “trtenseted. in ung to.
eis Suas tro tickets fom tha Ballet “yor “9 Dacember. Loginoy eaingly asked
Suds if he Aad gone to- tha maeting of the 2uo presidents at ha ‘border- and
ep. Seay rejoined. that he didn't mcke th.t maating dut- would. de on hand for the
oo _ |. = turning over of tha Chantsal. (Comment: the C/O waa not aware. of any Sootet
2 a —— i raitering about as Ae entered Sudj's dutzaing/s : ; . :

s . 7 ee Su8y Yeported that Alexandr prikhodxo had ‘dropped tn te the ‘office

‘ . unexractedly on 9 Dec, dut xs. Frevented from talking’ to. SUdJ daccuse Subjta
wife and son ware there.- _Prikhodho- asked, when ha’ could have. dunchk with Subj,

and~Sudj told him-to eal naxs week, but-that he wag terribly ¢ way ‘during the -
‘Christmas rushes _
. _ She C/0 took the ‘opportunity ‘te tmpress. on bg again thas Ag. 2a to do:

notAing, absolutely NOtAING »’ for the ‘Sopiets.- Zven tf tha Sviess ‘onty. ‘wanted .

. to Xkow dbout changed visa requirstents for travel tn datin: Srertoa ‘ot subd wa.”

7, Red to give them the tine of dove _

po . a Ss. mo c/o- brought: up. the sudject of Javobe- -gabtudoderyts: mont ton to’ Saag of:

: , ; iehaverrsdt3" interest. in aalistizg the: “gupport of influentic? vers tn hte ‘bta
“ mo Mee the Fresidancy, and “askad a subg, had Raard anything Partner: Lon thtas -

eo Sept sued said mo? . .
rns Corrs. _ But he related, the ‘Btory cgatn fort /o3. Soe . :
_ Som PCy) )) ae 5 7 Back in “October. 1965 Bohavdrris | tego nding 2 conference ot batch i subg.
oR Ree) $ present. Eckevarrta cond dow off the Phegidtum. directly, to Subst: table -
i - "exe “greeted Aim
Subj: related this to EobRetovdryy ord. it ‘ins then: brat Sabtutovsky: told.
pouaj that Echeverria: ‘had gpoxen to hia and said, he fegls’ he is‘a strong. cand {date :
an “the Presidency, ‘arid would: Like to Aave a commit of Side peopls in ‘the: :
Ay Jevtsr community to coordinate with ain. Zadluddvery téld Udy te ed intending ©
to Brorese- “Sud Ja. Zadludopsky. aid not inane any ‘others.
“fhe ¢/0. asked Subj: who” ae tought: soma of the other. Ithely Jivisn Jeaders
ystenks” ‘be. ‘Subp sate: ‘it as herd to sey, but. he need: tues - Mckay Weldman, a

‘Sha C/O asked Subj to chack with. Fabludovsky on the ‘whole motes
Acad the opportunity. Sudj suid he would do So.

“ty ‘\aenker and Fernando Jena, the Aecd of Binal Brith, .
‘ f 7} _ or again, when

[x] . Su3j ts intending to take c tuo day trip to Colombia, either 9 or 10 Dac,
‘ dn conmaction with the Fesroleun Concresas ;

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: ' "thie was sent to Lirana dy Lienvoy/2, 4 :
; I _ Tho lat oment pertains to Casamtrid’s ih
A [ (former) assdciation with the zagal Attachets - me
: | . office, posottays | but I don't ‘know how are -

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ha po ven pare plationr, Lear ney infor “ive acaba do recreoar

‘do. un viaje a Maat tne © ut We thee a. wu eo; joan todavia un poco may

| dolioida ¥ taubd Vga tee oa faera do ka. edudadg pero ot “wlercoles
“"pedaino por io nophe clang tery ° pare: vera ¥ par Tara. elle. ‘Le. puode ,

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EL 6 do. dietonvre, do 1966, CARLOS ‘MELANCO 5 paluda a ‘Loournev
y dice quo: *EL coustidante | CADLOS » tiony urgenoia pox loculisax

_ @ PAVEL TATZKCT™ : Less Tg $e fora: que no ‘entd, pero. que doje

dicho donde. poder le. LLuraire, uLeReo ae al 10093262 oa le Guardia»

ae Agentéa” que ‘eon el 21288209 x: 23+28~10 y- que le ‘dienw que 06
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* NOTAG Los “geLérenes “mene tensies ‘eorvesyondon ale “Segundo: ‘eobane

9 dictoubre da 1966.

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CARLGS BLAXGO SELANO puece cor la misna porsona quior eatuvo
comisionado por la Mrecei4a Fedaral de Seguridad Junto oon”
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a SUBIECT: Contact faport /LICOZY~5 ~~

22 Dac 1155-1245, Subj's office i) . : -
a i.

The C/O dropped by Subj's offica on 22 Dec, after having daltvered a 2
‘Chrlatmaa glft of Itquor to. Subj's home the previous. day. : 1
Subs. waa very apprectattva of the gift. . . ‘ . oy

2. SUBJ showed the C/0..the reservation card for travel of Sovtet Goorgt Veeko : a

’ Gnd hile famtly, Nina, Irina and lerina. They'ra booked for departure from Mextoo " :

‘for 25 Dic by Alr France, forfarts,— ‘fortis to brussels, where Vieko. haa” Sour day :

of buotness, and conttnutng ‘fltgnt Brussels to Koscow on 30 December. . t CO

Viako had. viatted Subf “tn ‘company with another Sovtet. -who Subg uag told was. °

con Viskols “successors © (from. the datter's éard) = ‘Victor Hw. Ivanov, Conse Jero, Comercial
- de Ja: Enba joda Sovlettcas” . wh Ths inva te” week Cetennt: in, Ba

ee aw ts Gract teal. Way qe eS
p 9. subs ‘stated ‘that. he had ‘recetug a@ letter from Staney Weintraub, T.S.. ‘State - +

Do partmart offtetal now in Chile, Inviting Subj to viatt him. /Comment :. Watntraud °
‘formerly atatloned in Mextco and later in Rashington was the nud jact-of interest
-'by tha. Sovtatg in Mextco,_ who had _ subj try to maintain Contact on ats: Hashington
- trtpe/. Please, forward this “information. to Gerald an ance in prtiago. . *y/
: ree TEN
Ge, Subs adld-he had r2cetved a firn invitation from Mr. Hawking (phonetic), tigr.
of Atr France: tn -Maxtco to go on thé. tnaugural flight of - ‘Alr Franca to Red catia,
T possthly th April 1967, Subj was “Compdatély neutral adout “Ala going, but, asked ©
+ the Lfo. if wa had any Interest in Ald taking ‘tha trip to- Red China. . The” c/o oatd
we - would let him ‘know about that,. a ;

r-Fi The fo ‘asked. SUS. to. have - the door ‘to hts. sifted closed, ‘80° ‘thee wa hight

: dtscuss- -d sertous matter. The ‘C/o gaid“he wanted to explore frankly, the status °
of Subjta relattonship ‘toward. ‘tha Sbutete.- The c/o stated, Sluntly that thera

wags a feeling | "higher: up™ that bf “Rad: not aéhlaved a Sufftetent degree: of.

ee cut-off from | the Soviets, . anid ‘that! his posturé af sriéendly compromtse weakened.

As stance. In reply, subs manit toned the tee alements that went inte his

attitude toward tha Sovteta: . 4

: “ay ré the finanetar gain from assoctai ng wlth them). ‘subg sald that had fatten

C2 to“ auch-an’ ‘tnatontficant, leuel:that “it. had “no effect. in Ate dealings ‘wtth thé

“Sbutete. And he: aid ‘that lavel would ‘atnk: apeh: more: ioher ‘the Sboutats: sneuourate.

ws 4 ale we an

ny Ato perhcnalite eth yo had. asked if tt- were poss le “jor. by’ “te. become cool,
or even unfrlandly toward, the Sbvlets); Subjisatd sha cotild not ‘change. fits -

A persoraittys In the past year: he’ hod Cooled: off noticeably, having raststed ‘add -
A cooperetion with them, avoided them. put difficulties th ‘the wey. ‘of ‘meetings, - ates a

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1 into assoctation.. He ctted proudly: that. he was not beholden ‘to thé:
Sie sor anythtng; and never went out of his way to seak: anything, from, then; -
Cor tristance, he had been: told that’ Pival Yatskov had drought back catlar for
bj on ats return fram the ‘Sovtat* Union — but Udy made na mova to call Yatskov
"(uhait, and if Yatskov calls ‘htm, the “wtat: ‘gea Aim and cannot understand how he
ecculd be unfriendly to Yatekou under such circumstances),

The /0 mentioned to SudJ tha latter's equivocal reply of “maybe*® whan
Loginov had esked tf Subj would report the nama of the CIA chtef tn Mextco tf

a knew/tt. Subs replted that he had told faptnee that the latter was crazy


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‘Lista del: “Cuerop Diplonatico, Abril 1982, (unin) Ministerio de
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Attache, Sovemd Havana-- Valentin S. LOGINOY (LOGUINOY) . ‘
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